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HomeMarket NewsFIIs extend selling spree for fourth straight day with Nifty ending lower on weekly expiry day
Nifty ends lower on July 3 amid weekly expiry volatility. FIIs sell ₹1,481 crore while DIIs buy ₹1,333 crore. Check full FII-DII activity report here
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) stayed net sellers in the cash segment for the fourth session in a row. On Thursday, July 3 alone, they sold Indian equities worth ₹13,154.15 crore, while their purchases stood at ₹11,672.96 crore, resulting in a net outflow of ₹1,481 crore, according to provisional data from the Stock Exchange (NSE).
DIIs counter FIIs with consistent buying
Domestic institutional investors have stepped in to cushion the fall. On July 3, DIIs bought shares worth ₹12,690.40 crore, while selling equities worth ₹11,357.34 crore, resulting in net buying of ₹
1,333 crore.
So far in July, FIIs have offloaded shares worth over ₹5,000 crore, signaling a risk-off sentiment amid global uncertainties. The selling comes amid a cautious stance in global markets, with investors closely tracking upcoming US macroeconomic data and potential trade policy developments.
FIIs and DIIs trading activity so far in July
| FII Rs Crores | DII Rs Crores | |||||
| Date | Gross Purchase | Gross Sales | Net Purchase / Sales | Gross Purchase | Gross Sales |
Net Purchase / Sales |
| Month till date | 37,184.30 | 42,197.25 | -5,012.95 | 42,307.37 | 37,166.55 | 5,140.82 |
| 03-Jul-2025 | 11,672.96 | 13,154.15 | -1,481.19 | 12,690.40 | 11,357.34 | 1,333.06 |
| 02-Jul-2025 | 13,954.40 | 15,516.02 | -1,561.62 | 16,695.01 | 13,658.33 | 3,036.68 |
| 01-Jul-2025 | 11,556.94 | 13,527.08 | -1,970.14 | 12,921.96 | 12,150.88 | 771.08 |
Source: Moneycontrol
DIIs made net purchases amounting to ₹5,140 crore during the same period.
FIIs and DIIs trading activity so far this year
| FII Rs Crores | DII Rs Crores | |||||
| Date | Gross Purchase | Gross Sales | Net Purchase / Sales | Gross Purchase | Gross Sales |
Net Purchase / Sales |
| June 2025 | 3,49,580.23 | 3,42,091.25 | 7,488.98 | 3,50,402.34 | 2,77,728.43 | 72,673.91 |
| May 2025 | 3,51,188.38 | 3,39,415.13 | 11,773.25 | 2,98,232.50 | 2,30,590.16 | 67,642.34 |
| April 2025 | 2,99,966.45 | 2,97,231.43 | 2,735.02 | 2,73,363.93 | 2,45,135.48 | 28,228.45 |
| March 2025 | 2,96,455.65 | 2,94,441.47 | 2,014.18 | 2,74,791.22 | 2,37,205.54 | 37,585.68 |
| February 2025 | 2,59,256.89 | 3,18,244.97 | -58,988.08 | 2,77,187.00 | 2,12,333.81 | 64,853.19 |
| January 2025 | 2,42,699.59 | 3,30,074.25 | -87,374.66 | 3,39,689.44 | 2,53,097.64 | 86,591.80 |
Source: Moneycontrol
The Indian stock market closed in the red on Thursday, July 3, after a volatile trading session marked by Nifty's weekly expiry.
After reaching an intraday peak of 83,850, the BSE Sensex closed at 83,239.7, marking a decline of 170.22 points, or 0.2%. Similarly, the NSE Nifty50 ended the session down by 48.1 points, or 0.19%, at 25,405.3.
In the broader market, the Nifty Midcap100 index finished flat with a slight positive tilt, while the Nifty Smallcap100 slipped by 0.26%.
