FIIs net buy Rs 2,301 crore and DIIs net buy Rs 1,113 crore of Indian equities on June 10

FIIs net buy Rs 2,301 crore and DIIs net buy Rs 1,113 crore of Indian equities on June 10

Both foreign and domestic investors remained net buyers in Indian equities on June 10, provisional exchange data showed, extending the positive momentum seen in recent sessions.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) bought shares worth Rs 16,548.24 crore and sold shares worth Rs 14,246.37 crore, resulting in net inflows of Rs 2,301.87 crore. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) continued their strong support, with net purchases of Rs 1,113.34 crore after buying shares worth Rs 13,787.98 crore and offloading Rs 12,674.64 crore.

This marks a continuation of the buying trend observed in previous sessions. On June 9, FIIs/FPIs had net inflows of Rs 1,992.87 crore, while DIIs recorded net purchases of Rs 3,503.79 crore.

Despite recent consistent inflows, FIIs remain net sellers in 2025 so far, having pulled out over Rs 1.22 lakh crore from equities year-to-date. In contrast, DIIs have absorbed much of the selling pressure, providing stability through nearly Rs 3.04 lakh crore in net purchases.

Market Performance

Benchmark Nifty50 ended flat, settling at 25,104 as the market took a breather following a four-day rally. Rate-sensitive sectors including Realty, Banking, and Financials witnessed profit booking after RBI-policy led gains in the past few sessions. Broader markets mirrored this trend, closing flattish with marginal gains.

Sectoral performance was mixed, with Nifty IT leading the pack and registering gains of 1.7 percent —buoyed by strong US jobs data and progress on the US-China trade agreement front.

Additionally, the trade agreement between India and the four-nation European bloc EFTA (European Free Trade Association comprising Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland) is likely to come into force from September 2025, as per India’s Commerce Minister.

"Investors are now closely watching former US President Donald Trump’s speech later today, the U.S. inflation report due on Wednesday, and India’s CPI data scheduled for Thursday for further cues. Looking ahead, we expect markets to continue to consolidate and remain range-bound with a positive bias,” said Siddhartha Khemka, Head - Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.