FIIs vs DIIs: How India’s Market Ownership Is Changing – Infographic

FIIs vs DIIs: How India’s Market Ownership Is Changing – Infographic
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Investors often track FII moves closely and worry when they see negative numbers. While their decisions may fluctuate from time to time, the truth is FIIs cannot completely ignore India. With a fast-growing economy, rising consumption, robust corporate earnings, and a deep, liquid capital market, India offers the perfect blend of growth and stability. Add to that a young, aspirational population and long-term structural reforms, and it is clear why global investors keep coming back; temporary sell-offs are often just pauses in a much bigger story.

In this visual guide, we explore the current positioning of FIIs and DIIs, and the factors that attract FIIs to invest in India.

Wrapping Up

FII and DII positioning reflects a balanced tug-of-war in Indian equities, with each driven by distinct priorities. While FIIs respond swiftly to currency moves, global cues, and valuations, DIIs remain anchored to domestic growth stories and steady inflows. This interplay shapes market breadth across large, mid, and small caps. As India’s macro fundamentals strengthen, the stage is set for both forces to continue powering market momentum.

*The article is for information purposes only. This is not investment advice.
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