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FII vs DII this week (2–6 Nov): FIIs net buyers of ₹45,960 crore

Over 5 sessions to 6 November, FIIs were net buyers of ₹45,960 crore in the cash market and DIIs net sellers of ₹24,197 crore, NSE provisional data show. November so far: FIIs +₹45,960 cr, DIIs −₹24,197 cr.

By StockPil Editorial, Editorial desk
· 2 min read
Bar chart: FII and DII net cash-market flows by session, 2–6 November 2026 (NSE provisional data)
In this article5 sections
  1. 01Session by session
  2. 02Compared with the previous week
  3. 03November so far
  4. 04More Indian market data
  5. 05How this note is made

In the week of 2–6 November 2026 (5 sessions), foreign institutional investors (FIIs/FPIs) were net buyers of ₹45,960 crore in the Indian cash market, according to NSE India’s provisional figures. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net sellers of ₹24,197 crore. Taken together, the two groups were net buyers of ₹21,764 crore.

FIIs bought more than they sold in 5 of the 5 sessions. Their largest single-day figure was +₹14,975 cr on Thursday, 5 November; for DIIs it was −₹10,445 cr on Thursday, 5 November.

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Session by session

Date FII bought FII sold FII net DII bought DII sold DII net
Mon 2 Nov ₹16,499 cr ₹13,385 cr +₹3,115 cr ₹14,988 cr ₹15,381 cr −₹392 cr
Tue 3 Nov ₹20,971 cr ₹14,134 cr +₹6,837 cr ₹16,724 cr ₹20,403 cr −₹3,679 cr
Wed 4 Nov ₹21,607 cr ₹14,323 cr +₹7,284 cr ₹16,393 cr ₹20,105 cr −₹3,712 cr
Thu 5 Nov ₹31,798 cr ₹16,823 cr +₹14,975 cr ₹22,168 cr ₹32,613 cr −₹10,445 cr
Fri 6 Nov ₹30,456 cr ₹16,706 cr +₹13,750 cr ₹18,084 cr ₹24,053 cr −₹5,969 cr
Week ₹121,331 cr ₹75,371 cr +₹45,960 cr ₹88,358 cr ₹112,554 cr −₹24,197 cr

Compared with the previous week

This week Previous week Change
Sessions 5 5
FII net +₹45,960 cr +₹6,305 cr +₹39,655 cr
DII net −₹24,197 cr +₹3,110 cr −₹27,306 cr
FII gross buying ₹121,331 cr ₹84,641 cr +₹36,689 cr
DII gross buying ₹88,358 cr ₹85,435 cr +₹2,922 cr

In the previous week (26–30 October 2026, 5 sessions), FIIs were net buyers of ₹6,305 crore and DIIs net buyers of ₹3,110 crore.

November so far

Across the 5 sessions of November 2026 to 6 November, FIIs are net buyers of ₹45,960 crore and DIIs net sellers of ₹24,197 crore. Every session StockPil has recorded, with a chart and monthly totals, is on our FII DII data page.

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More Indian market data

How this note is made

Every figure comes from NSE India’s provisional FII/FPI and DII trading activity in the capital-market (cash) segment (NSE FII/DII report), which StockPil records after each session. Weekly and monthly figures are the sums of the daily values, in ₹ crore. The note is generated with a fixed template, without AI, on Saturday morning IST. NSE’s provisional numbers can differ slightly from the final NSDL/CDSL figures for FPIs. This is not investment advice.

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The StockPil Editorial desk covers stock markets, business, finance, forex and crypto. Our AI-assisted newsroom builds each article from published, linked sources, checks it for accuracy before it goes live, and our editors review published articles and correct anything that needs it.

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