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News Topical, Digital Desk : The ongoing war in Iran has caused a severe downturn in the stock markets. The market has fallen by nearly 5% since the war began. Ten days have passed since the war began. Meanwhile, foreign investors have increasingly withdrawn from Indian markets. However, domestic investors have continued to buy. Take a look at Monday's FII and DII trading activity.

How many shares were sold

FIIs/FPIs sold a total net amount of shares worth ₹6,345.57 crore on Monday. Net selling means the value of shares sold exceeded the value of shares purchased. During Monday's session, foreign investors bought shares worth ₹11,156.99 crore, while selling shares worth ₹17,502.56 crore. Foreign investors have been selling continuously since February 25th. The market was open for five days in March, and during this period, net selling by foreign investors exceeded ₹28,000 crore. Significantly, their total net selling for the entire month of February was below ₹7,000 crore. 

Domestic investors continue to buy . Meanwhile, amid the market decline, domestic investors are continuing to buy. On Monday, they made net purchases worth ₹9,013 crore. Of these, they bought shares worth ₹21,586 crore and sold shares worth ₹12,572 crore. So far in March, domestic investors have made net purchases of ₹41,800 crore. DIIs made net purchases of ₹38,423 crore last month.


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