FII DII Data Today
Foreign and domestic institutional activity in NSE/BSE, plus their F&O positioning, classified into a single regime signal.
Updated 23 Jun 2026FII / DII Flow Over Time
30D Net
FII −80,116 · DII +1,22,108
DII Absorption
152% of FII selling absorbed
Sell days
22 of 30 (73%)
Biggest day
−₹21,106 Cr · 29 May
FII F&O Positioning
Futures · Net Long/Short
From Participant OICombined Signal
Cash × Index Futures Matrix
5-Year Flow Heatmap
Records & Extremes
Monthly Aggregates
2026
| Month | FII Net | DII Net | Nifty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 2026 | −43,662 | +66,771 | 23988.2live+2.6% |
| May 2026 | −55,963 | +82,669 | 23547.75−2.4% |
| Apr 2026 | −70,135 | +51,064 | 23997.55+5.8% |
| Mar 2026 | −1,22,540 | +1,42,960 | 22331.4−10.2% |
| Feb 2026 | −6,641 | +38,423 | 25178.65+1.4% |
| Jan 2026 | −41,435 | +69,221 | 25320.65−3.2% |
What is FII DII Data?
FII DII data shows the daily net buying and selling activity of foreign and domestic institutional investors in Indian markets. FIIs, also called FPIs, include overseas funds, foreign asset managers, sovereign funds and global institutions. DIIs include Indian mutual funds, insurance companies, banks, pension funds and other domestic institutions.
The most important number is the net figure. A positive value means institutions bought more than they sold. A negative value means they sold more than they bought. On this page, you can track the latest FII and DII cash market activity along with FII futures and options positioning to understand whether institutional money is leaning bullish, bearish or mixed.
FII DII Data Today: How to Read the Snapshot
Start with the Today snapshot before reading the full table. It tells you whether FIIs were net buyers or sellers, whether DIIs absorbed the move, how Nifty closed, whether the flow is part of a streak and whether FII cash activity agrees with FII futures positioning.
| Data Point | What It Means | How Traders Use It |
|---|---|---|
| FII Cash | Net buying or selling by foreign institutions in the cash market | Shows foreign fund flow direction for Indian equities |
| DII Cash | Net buying or selling by domestic institutions in the cash market | Shows whether domestic money is supporting or opposing FII flows |
| Nifty Close | How Nifty moved on the same day | Helps compare institutional flow with actual price movement |
| FII Streak | Number of consecutive FII buy or sell sessions | Separates one-day noise from a real institutional trend |
| Cash vs F&O | Whether FII cash and futures positions are aligned or mixed | Helps identify directional conviction, hedging or profit booking |
| Today’s Rank | How large today’s flow is compared with recent history | Highlights whether the flow is meaningful or low impact |
How to Interpret FII and DII Activity
FII and DII activity should not be read from one number alone. A single day of FII selling may not matter if domestic institutions are buying more than FIIs are selling. Similarly, a one-day FII buy figure may not be strong if futures positioning is bearish or if the buying is small compared with recent history.
| Market Setup | What It Usually Suggests | How to Read It |
|---|---|---|
| FII buy + DII buy | Broad institutional support | Usually positive, especially if Nifty also closes higher |
| FII sell + DII buy | Domestic absorption | Check whether DII buying is enough to offset FII selling |
| FII buy + DII sell | Foreign-led support | Can be positive if FII buying continues for several sessions |
| FII sell + DII sell | Weak institutional support | Usually a caution signal if price also breaks key levels |
What is DII Absorption?
DII absorption shows how much of FII selling is being absorbed by domestic institutional buying. If FIIs sell ₹5,000 crore and DIIs buy ₹5,500 crore, domestic institutions have absorbed more than 100% of the FII selling. This can help explain why the market may stay stable even when foreign investors are selling heavily.
Absorption is especially useful during long FII selling streaks. If FIIs keep selling but DIIs continue to buy aggressively, the market may not fall as sharply as the headline FII number suggests. If DII absorption weakens while FII selling continues, the downside pressure can become stronger.
FII Cash Data vs FII F&O Data
FII cash data shows institutional buying and selling in the equity cash market. FII F&O data shows how foreign institutions are positioned in index futures, stock futures and options. Reading both together gives a better view of intent.
| Signal | Meaning | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| FII cash buy + index futures buy | Cash and futures both bullish | Directional long positioning |
| FII cash sell + index futures sell | Cash and futures both bearish | Confident bearish or risk-off stance |
| FII cash sell + index futures buy | Cash selling but futures buying | Could indicate hedge unwind or rotation |
| FII cash buy + index futures sell | Cash buying but futures selling | Could indicate profit protection or hedging |
How to Use FII DII Data for Trading
Use FII DII data as context, not as a standalone buy or sell signal. The strongest readings come when institutional flow, FII F&O positioning, Nifty price action and options data point in the same direction.
- Check whether FIIs and DIIs were net buyers or sellers today.
- Compare FII selling with DII buying to judge domestic absorption.
- Check whether today’s number is large or small compared with recent history.
- Look at FII futures positioning to see whether cash and F&O are aligned.
- Use the 7D, 30D, 90D, 1Y and 5Y views to understand whether the flow is a one-day event or a trend.
- Confirm the reading with Nifty price action, option chain, PCR, India VIX and support-resistance levels.
FII DII Data FAQs
What is FII DII data?
FII DII data shows the net buying and selling activity of foreign institutional investors and domestic institutional investors in Indian markets. It helps traders understand whether large institutions are adding or reducing exposure.
What is the difference between FII and DII?
FIIs are foreign institutional investors or foreign portfolio investors that invest money from outside India. DIIs are domestic institutional investors such as Indian mutual funds, insurance companies, banks and pension funds.
When is FII DII data updated?
FII DII data is generally updated after the market closes, once exchange-published cash market and participant activity data becomes available. Always check the updated date shown on the page before using the data.
What does FII selling mean?
FII selling means foreign institutions sold more than they bought during the session. It can be negative for market sentiment, but traders should also check DII buying, FII futures positions and Nifty price action before drawing a conclusion.
What does DII buying mean?
DII buying means domestic institutions bought more than they sold. Strong DII buying can absorb FII selling and support the market, especially when domestic inflows remain steady over several sessions.
Is FII DII data enough for trading?
No. FII DII data is useful market context, but it should not be used alone. Combine it with price action, trend, volume, option chain data, put-call ratio, India VIX and risk management.
What is FII F&O data?
FII F&O data shows foreign institutional positioning in futures and options. It includes index futures, stock futures and options positioning and can help identify hedging, directional bets or risk reduction.
What is DII absorption?
DII absorption measures whether domestic institutional buying is large enough to offset FII selling. If DIIs buy more than FIIs sell, the market may remain supported despite negative foreign flows.
Why can Nifty rise when FIIs are selling?
Nifty can rise despite FII selling if DIIs, retail investors or other participants absorb the selling. This is why FII selling should be read with DII flows, price movement and futures positioning.
Which is more important: FII cash data or FII F&O data?
Both are important. FII cash data shows actual equity market buying or selling, while FII F&O data shows positioning and hedging. The strongest signals come when both point in the same direction.
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