FII i.e. Foreign Institutional Investors did the same on the last day of the week i.e. 17 January 2025. What they did on the first day of the current week i.e. Monday 13 January 2025. Their selling continues. They have continued selling in the third week of January 2025. So far, a huge amount of -46,576.06 crores has been sold in a total of 13 trading sessions.

Data for Friday, January 17, 2025 has been released. Data released on NSE, National Stock Exchange shows that FIIs have sold shares worth -3,318.06 crores in cash. On the other hand, DIIs, i.e. domestic institutional investors, have made purchases worth Rs 2,572.88 crore.

Biggest sell-off in January
2022 Sell-off of Rs 41,346.35 crore
in January 2023 Sell-off of Rs 41,464.73 crore
in January 2024 Sell-off of Rs 35,977.87 crore
in January 2025 Sell-off of Rs 46,576.06 crore (These data are till January 17, 2025)

Know in detail what was done on Friday... In the stock market, FIIs have sold shares worth Rs 13,804.51 crore in cash.

On the other hand, shares worth Rs 10,486.45 crore have been bought. Overall, there has been a sale of -3,318.06 crore rupees in cash.

On the other hand, DIIs i.e. domestic institutional investors have bought shares worth Rs 12,496.54 crore and sold shares worth Rs 9,923.66 crore. In this sense, a total of Rs 2,572.88 crore has been purchased in cash.

Even during the economic recession of the year 2008, FIIs did not sell so much in the two weeks of January. A total of -29,447.51 crore rupees were sold in the entire month. At the same time, a huge sale of -46,576.06 crore rupees has been made in the first 13 trading sessions of the year 2025. Let us tell you that the economic recession of the year 2008 (Global Financial Crisis) officially started in September 2008. This recession brought massive economic crisis across the world and is considered the biggest economic crisis after the Second World War. In January 2009, FIIs sold a total of -5,172.82 crore rupees. The selling by FIIs has not stopped since 17 December 2024.