day buying of 2026 with nearly ₹6,900 crore inflows
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- ✓Foreign institutional investors bought Indian equities worth a net ₹6,836.81 crore on Tuesday, November 3, marking their biggest single-day investment of 2026.
- ✓This massive inflow helped the Sensex and Nifty extend their rally for a fourth session.
- ✓Raamdeo Agrawal said, "Foreign investors to return as corporate earnings improve and valuations become attractive."
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Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought Indian equities worth a net ₹6,836.81 crore on Tuesday, November 3, marking their biggest single-day net investment of 2026, according to exchange data.
The inflow surpassed the previous high of ₹6,688.37 crore recorded on September 2. FIIs bought shares worth ₹20,970.51 crore and sold ₹14,133.70 crore during the session.
The buying followed net inflows of ₹3,114.68 crore on Monday, taking foreign investors’ combined net purchases over the first two sessions of the week to nearly ₹9,952 crore.
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs), by contrast, remained net sellers. They sold shares worth ₹20,402.76 crore and bought ₹16,723.91 crore, resulting in net outflows of ₹3,678.85 crore. That followed net selling of ₹392.20 crore on Monday.
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