
Indian equities saw a net outflow of ₹3,810 crore from FIIs, while DIIs injected ₹4,120 crore, a sharp reversal from Monday's modest sell‑side.
FIIs bought ₹10,637 crore but sold ₹14,447 crore, netting a ₹3,810 crore drag—six times the ₹576 crore outflow recorded just a day earlier.
DIIs bought ₹14,099 crore and sold ₹9,979 crore, yielding a ₹4,120 net inflow, up from the ₹2,797 crore purchase earlier in the week.
The Nifty slipped 85 points to 23,329 and the Sensex fell 330 points to 74,529, snapping a four‑session rally. Oil prices eased as Brent slid below $100 a barrel after a fresh diplomatic hint from Iran.
Market watchers are now focused on the RBI's upcoming policy meeting next week and the next quarterly earnings from major conglomerates for clues on resilience.