FIIs recorded net selling on three out of five sessions, led by an outflow of ₹3,831 crore on June 12 — the highest daily withdrawal during the week. Modest inflows on June 9 and 10 helped offset some of the losses, but overall sentiment remained cautious.
In contrast, DIIs stepped up support for the markets, posting strong net inflows each day of the week. The largest was seen on June 12 at ₹9,394 crore, followed by ₹3,504 crore on June 9. This continues the trend of sustained domestic support amid global uncertainty and foreign outflows.
The week’s divergence highlights the ongoing resilience of domestic investors, even as FIIs remain wary.
Market sentiment turned risk-averse midweek following reports of escalating tensions in the Middle East, which prompted investors to move away from rate-sensitive and economically exposed sectors such as banking and capital markets.
The BSE Sensex shed 573 points on Thursday to settle at 81,119, while the NSE Nifty 50 lost 170 points to close at 24,719. For the week, both indices recorded a decline of around 1%, with the broader Nifty Bank and the Nifty Midcap index underperforming, dropping about 2% each.
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