Foreign investors (FIIs/FPIs) remained net sellers in Indian equities on September 3, 2025, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) continued their buying spree, according to provisional stock exchange data.
FII–DII Data for September 3
- FIIs/FPIs: Net sold equities worth ₹1,666 crore.
- Bought: ₹10,784.27 crore
- Sold: ₹12,450.73 crore
- DIIs: Net purchased equities worth ₹2,495 crore.
- Bought: ₹14,834.78 crore
- Sold: ₹12,339.45 crore
So far in 2025, FIIs have been net sellers worth ₹2.14 lakh crore, while DIIs have been net buyers worth ₹5.20 lakh crore, reflecting continued domestic support for the markets amid foreign outflows.
Market Performance on September 3
- Sensex: Closed 409.83 points (0.51%) higher at 80,567.71.
- Nifty 50: Gained 135.45 points (0.55%) to end at 24,715.05.
During the session:
- Sensex low: 80,004
- Nifty low: 24,533
Market breadth was positive with 2,415 stocks advancing, 1,333 declining, and 116 unchanged.
Sectoral Highlights
- NIFTY Metal: +3.11% at 9,676.40
- NIFTY Pharma: +1.10% at 21,959.60
- NIFTY PSU Bank: +1.03% at 6,920.75
- NIFTY Auto: +0.74%
- NIFTY IT: -0.74%
- NIFTY Media: -0.04% (flat)
Metals, pharma, and PSU banks led the gains, while IT stocks dragged the indices.
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