FII selling intensifies to nearly ₹10,000 crore as Nifty heads for worst September in 25 years
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- ✓Foreign institutional investors sold shares worth ₹9,980.22 crore on Tuesday as the Nifty heads for its worst September in 25 years.
- ✓While FIIs stepped up selling, domestic institutions continued to buy, providing some support.
- ✓The Nifty is down nearly 7% this month, showing how many investors feel about the current market.
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FIIs stepped up selling on Tuesday even as domestic institutions continued to buy, with the Nifty down nearly 7% in September so far.
By Navneet Singh
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) stepped up selling in Indian equities on Tuesday, offloading shares worth ₹9,980.22 crore on a provisional basis, according to exchange data.
FIIs bought equities worth ₹22,472.70 crore during the session but sold shares worth ₹32,452.92 crore, resulting in net selling of ₹9,980.22 crore.
The selling was significantly higher than Monday, when FIIs were net sellers to the tune of ₹5,353.22 crore. FIIs had bought shares worth ₹9,047.56 crore and sold equities worth ₹14,400.78 crore on Monday.
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