FII selling eases as DII inflows hit $6.3 billion
In short
Foreign investor selling eased in October, while domestic institutional investors put in $6.3 billion during the month. That was their 39th straight month of buying.
The inflows helped support Indian shares, and technology and telecom drew foreign investor interest.
What the reporting says
Foreign investor selling eased in October, while domestic institutional investors injected $6.3 billion during the month, extending their buying streak to 39 consecutive months. The report ties the stronger domestic flows to Indian equity market support, with technology and telecom attracting foreign investors.
Why it matters
In October, domestic institutional investors added $6.3 billion to Indian equities and extended their buying streak to 39 months, while foreign investor selling eased. The summary also says technology and telecom attracted foreign investors. This matters for Indian equity sentiment because domestic flows can offset foreign selling and help stabilize market performance.