FII's and DII's net buyers and sellers data for the month of August 2021
FII's and DII's net buyers and sellers data for the month of August 2021
The aggregated Foreign Institutional Investor FII / FPI transaction data on the NSE, BSE and MSEI is collected based on the FII / FPI transactions performed.
Combined Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) data pooled in NSE, BSE and MSEI are aggregated based on activities performed by banks, DFI, insurance, MF and new retirement system.
The data based on current activity is aggregated based on the trading codes entered by the traders during order entry and the corresponding client category classification provided by the traders as part of the unique client code data upload.
Data is temporary and subject to change due to, among other things, claims, modifications, etc. For final FII/DII data, see the NSDL website at https://www.fpi.nsdl.co.in/web/ Reports / Latest.aspx.
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CATEGORY |
DATE |
BUY VALUE (₹ In Crores) |
SELL VALUE (₹ In Crores) |
NET VALUE (₹ In crores) |
|
DII ** |
27-Aug-2021 |
6,055.14 |
4,408.95 |
1,646.19 |
|
FII/FPI * |
27-Aug-2021 |
7,265.52 |
8,044.27 |
-778.75 |
Well, Net Foreign Portfolio Investors (FDI) invested just Rs 986 crore in Indian equities in August as foreign investor warnings persisted. Debt segmentation from 22 August. This means a total net investment of Rs 14,480. In July, they were net sellers for Rs 7,273.
Mr. Himanshu Srivastava, Deputy Director of Morningstar India (Management Analysis), said the monetary tightening was earlier than initially expected. Starting a business, stepping up vaccination campaigns, the market is reaching an all-time high, and regulatory restrictions in China are holding back OK's growth, he added. at Kotak Securities. Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines reported capital inflows of $184 million, $166 million, $125 million and $23 million, respectively.
Going forward, the FPI is likely to be impacted by the Fed's planned comments for tonight, which could shake the market.In any case, they are unlikely to make much money from these protracted valuations, ”said VK Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist at Geojit Financial Services.
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