FII / DII Activity
Track institutional positioning across FII, Pro, Client and DII participants in cash and F&O segments — daily, weekly, monthly and yearly.
What FII / DII Activity shows
Participant-wise positioning for the Indian market in two tabs: Futures and Options shows where FII, Pro, Client and DII stand in index and stock futures and options, and Cash Market shows what FIIs and DIIs bought and sold, from one day out to weekly, monthly and yearly views. NSE publishes who bought and sold each day — this page turns that raw release into net figures, changes and trend reads, so you can see which participant is driving the market and which side of it they are building.
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FII / DII Activity, section by section, in a 3-minute video, also in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.
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How to read it
- Futures and Options: FII index futures — the headline card — how much of the FIIs' index-futures book is on the long side, their net position, the long-to-short ratio and the change from the previous session, with a sentiment badge. The arrows beside the date step back and forward through trading days.
- The four participants — a card each for FII, Pro, Client and DII with their index-futures long and short as a bar, the net and the day's change — the same short build means something different in FII hands than in Clients'.
- Index options positioning — each participant's net calls and net puts (negative means a net writer) and the tilt that combination suggests: long calls or short puts lean bullish, short calls or long puts lean bearish.
- Net OI and change — where each participant stands now and how much that moved versus the previous session — the change is usually what carries information, the level is the context. The Net OI Trend chart draws one participant in one segment (index or stock futures, index or stock options) across past sessions, and the table under it lists every participant and segment with its sentiment.
- Cash Market — today's FII and DII net buying or selling and the combined figure; the month and year to date; the current streak — how many trading days in a row each has been on the same side; and Net Flow, a chart and table you can switch between daily, weekly, monthly and yearly totals.
Frequently asked questions
The exchange-published record of what Foreign Institutional Investors and Domestic Institutional Investors bought and sold. FIIs are the market's largest single force and DIIs are frequently their counterweight — the gap between the two flows is a standing sentiment read.
Because the same OI number means different things in different hands. Index futures shorts held by FIIs read differently from the same shorts held by retail Clients — participant-wise OI shows who holds which side, which is information a total can't carry.
NSE publishes participant-wise data after the market closes, typically in the evening. The page updates as soon as the release lands; intraday it shows the latest completed session.