FIIs/FPIs net buy Indian equities worth Rs 69 crore, DIIs pump in Rs 1174 crore

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• FIIs net bought Indian equities worth Rs 69 crore, DIIs pumped in Rs 1174 crore
• Sensex rose 208.17 points to 84,273.92, Nifty up 67.85 points to 25,935.15
• Market ended flat-to-positive, favoring buy-on-dips near support levels

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On Tuesday, February 10, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs/FPIs) stood net buyers of Indian equities worth Rs 69 crore while Domestic Institutional Investors pumped in Rs 1174 crore, according to provisional exchange data.

DIIs purchased shares worth Rs 15263 crore and sold shares worth Rs 14089 crore. In contrast, FIIs bought shares worth Rs 17,000 crore but sold shares totaling Rs 16,630 crore.

For the year so far, FPI/FIIs have been net sellers of shares worth Rs 37,997 crore, while DIIs have net bought shares worth Rs 72,107 crore.

Market Performance

Hitesh Tailor, Research Analyst - Research at Choice Equity Broking Private, spoke on today's market performance. "Indian equity markets ended the session on February 10, 2026, on a flat-to-positive note, with benchmark indices posting modest gains amid a lack of strong directional momentum. The Sensex closed higher by 208.17 points (0.25%) at 84,273.92, while the Nifty 50 added 67.85 points (0.26%) to settle at 25,935.15," he said.

He further added, "The Bank Nifty also opened marginally higher with a 95-point gap-up and remained in sideways consolidation through the session. After touching an intraday high of 60,797.55, it declined by nearly 265 points to 60,531.55 before closing at 60,626.40, indicating intraday profit booking and short-term exhaustion rather than any structural weakness. Overall, the market setup favors a buy-on-dips strategy near key support levels, while traders may wait for a decisive breakout above resistance zones before initiating fresh directional positions."