FIIs buy ₹7,212 crore in equities as Nifty hits nine-month high
In short
Foreign investors bought Indian shares worth ₹7,212 crore on Monday. That continued the buying from last week, while domestic investors were net sellers.
The Nifty ended at a nine-month high. The foreign buying helped keep the market strong.
What the reporting says
FIIs bought Indian equities worth ₹7,212 crore on Monday, extending last week’s strong inflows, while DIIs turned net sellers. The Nifty closed at a nine-month high. The buying streak added support to the market, with foreign investors continuing to drive demand even as domestic institutions sold.
Why it matters
Foreign institutional investors bought Indian equities worth ₹7,212 crore on Monday, extending strong inflows from the previous week. Domestic institutional investors were net sellers, while the Nifty finished at a nine-month high. The flow data points to continued foreign support for the market and helped sustain the index’s upward move.