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FIIs continue selling spree, shed ₹2,539.42 cr in equities
Foreign investors kept pulling money out of Indian stocks for the fourth day straight, selling over ₹2,500 crore on Monday alone.
But domestic institutional investors (DIIs) stepped in big time, buying enough shares to help the Sensex and Nifty recover from earlier losses.
Strong buying in sectors like finance and energy boosted cues
So far in June, DIIs have put nearly ₹44,150 crore into the market—mostly through mutual funds and insurance companies.
This steady support has helped offset foreign selling and kept stock prices from sliding further.
Positive global cues and strong buying in sectors like finance and energy also boosted investor confidence on Monday.