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FII and DII money flows

Q: Where do these figures come from?

The daily cash market figures are NSE's provisional numbers, published after the close for trades on NSE, BSE and MSEI. The sector allocation comes from NSDL's fortnightly FPI report, and the F&O positions from NSE's participant-wise open interest report.

Q: Why do NSE and NSDL FII figures differ?

NSE's figure is provisional and is based on trade date. NSDL's figure is reported by custodians on settlement and includes primary market and other investments, so the two rarely match for the same day.

Q: When is FII and DII data updated?

NSE publishes the provisional cash market figures each trading day after the market closes, usually in the evening. This page shows the latest session that has been published, with its date at the top.

Q: What does FII long share in index futures mean?

It is the number of index futures contracts FIIs hold long, as a share of all the long and short index futures contracts they hold. It describes their outstanding positions at the close; it is not a signal on its own.

Q: FII vs DII: what is the difference?

FIIs are investors registered outside India, so their flows also respond to the dollar, global rates and overseas risk. DIIs invest domestic savings, including monthly SIP flows into mutual funds, and they often buy on days when FIIs sell.

Where foreign and domestic institutions put their money in the cash market each session, how that adds up across weeks and months, and how foreign investors sit in index futures and options.

Rohit SinghMr. Chartist

October 28, 2026

11 min read

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FII / FPI

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Net flow, last 20 sessions

DII

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Net flow, last 20 sessions

FII net: —; foreign institutions, cash market
DII net: —; domestic institutions, cash market
FII streak: —; sessions in a row on the same side
FII net, this month: —; sum of the sessions published so far

Source: NSE provisional cash market data and NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the open-source fii-dii-data pipeline.

Cash flows

The latest session, side by side

Gross buying, gross selling and the net for each side, as NSE published it after the close.

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Streaks and totals

How the latest session compares with the ones before it, side by side.

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Daily trend

Net flows, session by session

Each bar is one session's net. Green is net buying, red is net selling.

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Weekly and monthly

Weekly, monthly and yearly totals

The same daily nets, added up by week, by month and by calendar year.

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Heatmap

45 sessions at a glance

One cell per session. The deeper the colour, the larger that day's net against the rest of the window.

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Cumulative

Running total of net flows

Daily nets added up from the start of the window, so a long stretch of selling or buying shows as a slope.

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F&O positioning

Where FIIs sit in index derivatives

Outstanding contracts by participant, from NSE's participant-wise open interest report.

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Sector allocation

Sector-wise FPI allocation

NSDL's fortnightly report: the share of FPI equity assets in each sector, and the fortnight's net investment.

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NSDL long run

Two decades of FPI flows

NSDL's calendar-year, monthly and quarterly FPI figures, with holdings by country, debt limits and ODIs.

Calendar-year FPI net flows, 2005 to 2026

Net investment by foreign portfolio investors each calendar year, equity and debt. Pick a year to see its months.

NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the fii-dii-data pipeline

Quarterly FPI net flows

Indian financial-year quarters. Equity, debt and total net investment.

NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the fii-dii-data pipeline

FPI assets under custody by country

Top ten countries and the rest, ranked by total assets under custody, with each one's share of the total.

NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the fii-dii-data pipeline

FPI debt limit utilisation

Investment against each debt limit category.

NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the fii-dii-data pipeline

ODI and P-notes

NSDL FPI reports, as collected by the fii-dii-data pipeline

Daily archive

Every published session

Filter, sort, open a session for its detail, or download the table as CSV. Figures in ₹ crore.

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Questions

FII and DII data, explained

What is FII and DII data?

It is the daily record of how much foreign institutional investors (FIIs, now registered as FPIs) and domestic institutional investors (DIIs: mutual funds, insurers, banks and pension funds) bought and sold in the cash market. The net figure is buying minus selling for that session, in ₹ crore.

Where do these figures come from?

Why do NSE and NSDL FII figures differ?

When is FII and DII data updated?

What does FII long share in index futures mean?

FII vs DII: what is the difference?

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