FIIs sell ₹944 crore as Sensex jumps 905 points
In short
Foreign investors sold Indian shares worth ₹944 crore on Thursday. At the same time, domestic institutions bought ₹1,924 crore, and the Sensex rose 905 points.
The gains were led by FMCG, PSU banks and real estate stocks. The report does not explain why foreign investors sold or whether the trend will continue.
What the reporting says
Foreign investors sold Indian equities worth ₹944 crore on Thursday, even as the Sensex jumped 905 points, according to a CNBC TV18 market summary. Domestic institutions bought ₹1,924 crore, and the rally was led by FMCG, PSU banks and real estate stocks. The report does not say whether the selling was broad-based or tied to any single event.
Why it matters
Foreign institutional investors sold Indian equities worth ₹944 crore on Thursday while domestic institutions bought ₹1,924 crore, per a CNBC TV18 market summary. Despite the foreign selling, benchmark indices rallied 905 points, led by FMCG, PSU banks and real estate stocks. The report shows mixed flows, but it does not explain the trigger for the selling or whether the move will persist.