NSDL data shows FIIs were net sellers in the Indian equity market on October 14, with net sales reaching ₹1436.41 crore.
Wednesday 14 October 2026
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) acted as net sellers in the Indian equity market on October 14. Data released by the NSDL shows that these investors offloaded shares worth a net value of ₹1436.41 crore during the session.
The NSDL report indicates that FIIs recorded gross equity purchases of ₹13687.01 crore against gross sales of ₹15123.42 crore. This activity resulted in the net selling position for the day in the equity segment.
In the debt market, FIIs also functioned as net sellers with a total value of ₹194.53 crore. Within this category, gross purchases reached ₹2085.38 crore while gross sales amounted to ₹2279.91 crore. The data further breaks down the debt segment, noting net buying of ₹818.37 crore in the Debt-FAR segment. Conversely, FIIs were net sellers in the Debt-General Limit segment at ₹690.08 crore and in the Debt-VRR segment at ₹322.82 crore.
The hybrid segment also saw net selling activity by FIIs, totaling ₹9.40 crore. This figure follows gross buying of ₹13.51 crore and gross selling of ₹22.91 crore recorded by the depository.
Based on company and agency reports. For information only; not investment advice.
