Live FII DII data from NSE: foreign and domestic institutional buy, sell and net values, FII derivatives positions and participant-wise open interest, updated every trading day.
Last updated: 05 Nov 2026 03:30 PM · Values in Crores (₹)
FII DII data for 05 Nov 2026: Foreign institutional investors (FII) net bought ₹ 14,974.68 Cr and domestic institutional investors (DII) net sold ₹ 10,444.54 Cr in the cash market. Below you will find the full FII DII data for the latest session, including FII derivatives positions and participant-wise open interest.
Today's FII and DII gross buy, gross sell and net value in the cash segment.
FII (Foreign)
Net Flow Today
DII (Domestic)
Net Flow Today
Relative magnitude of institutional net flows today.
FII net buy/sell position across F&O segments (in Cr).
Long / Short positions with day change across all F&O segments.
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FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) are the two largest groups of money managers in Indian markets. FII DII data tracks how much each group bought and sold every day, so you can see where the big money is moving before it shows up fully on the chart.
| FII | DII | |
|---|---|---|
| Who they are | Foreign funds, sovereign wealth funds, foreign pension funds | Indian mutual funds, insurers, banks |
| Market role | Drive direction, especially in index futures | Stabilise the market, often buy FII selling |
| Sensitive to | Global cues, US yields, the dollar, rupee | Domestic SIP flows, local liquidity |
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FII DII data shows how much foreign institutional investors (FII) and domestic institutional investors (DII) bought and sold in the Indian stock market on a given day. It is reported in crores of rupees as gross buy, gross sell and net value, and is published by NSE after market close.
This page shows the latest FII DII data from NSE, including cash market buy, sell and net values, FII derivatives net positions and participant-wise open interest. It is refreshed every trading day once the exchange publishes the figures.
NSE publishes provisional FII DII data after the market closes, usually in the evening. Stolo updates this page as soon as the latest figures are available, so the data you see is for the most recent completed session.
FII net selling means foreign investors sold more than they bought that day. Sustained FII selling can add pressure on the Nifty and the rupee, especially when DIIs are not buying enough to absorb it. A single day of selling is less meaningful than a multi-day trend.
FIIs are overseas investors such as foreign funds and sovereign wealth funds. DIIs are Indian institutions such as mutual funds, insurance companies and banks. FIIs tend to drive direction in index futures, while DIIs often act as a stabiliser by buying when FIIs sell.
Use FII DII data to set your directional bias before the session. Net FII buying in index futures supports a bullish view, while heavy net selling supports a cautious or bearish one. Confirm the view with participant-wise open interest, PCR and option chain data before taking a trade.
Participant-wise open interest splits open positions in index and stock futures and options by Client, DII, FII and Pro. It tells you who is long or short in each segment, which cash market FII DII data alone cannot show.
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