Business Desk: Buying by foreign investors (FII/FPI) continues in the Indian stock market. According to the data of November 5, 2026, foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 14,974.68 crore in the cash market.
Whereas domestic institutional investors made a net sale of Rs 10,444.54 crore. This is the fifth consecutive trading day when foreign investors have been net buyers in the Indian market.
FII bought shares worth how many crores of rupees?
On November 5, foreign institutional investors (FII/FPI) bought shares worth Rs 31,797.86 crore and sold shares worth Rs 16,823.18 crore. In this way their net purchases stood at Rs 14,974.68 crore. Earlier on November 4, FIIs had made net purchases of Rs 7,284 crore. That means there has been an increase in purchases by foreign investors.
DII sold shares worth how many crores of rupees?
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought shares worth Rs 22,168.28 crore on November 5, while sold shares worth Rs 32,612.82 crore. Thus their net sales stood at Rs 10,444.54 crore. Earlier on November 4 also, DII had sold shares worth Rs 3,712 crore.
FII-DII buying and selling so far in November
So far in November, foreign investors have made net purchases worth Rs 32,210 crore. In contrast, domestic institutional investors have made a net sale of Rs 18,228 crore. This shows that buying by foreign investors in recent trading sessions is supporting the market.
What signals are the market getting from FII-DII data?
Continuous buying by foreign investors indicates improved investor confidence in the Indian stock market. However, selling of DII is also showing profit-booking by domestic investors. The direction of the market will largely depend on whether buying by foreign investors continues in the coming days.