The platform reads mandatory exchange and regulator filings for the session and reports what they show: where FII and DII. Foreign and domestic institutional investors. The exchange reports each group’s gross purchases and sales for the session, and the difference is the net figure shown here. money went in the cash segment. Trades settled by delivery of shares, as against futures and options. A participant hedged in derivatives can appear to sell here while its overall exposure is unchanged, and the exchange does not publish the two together. , which promoters bought or sold their own stock, which holdings moved through a block window. A separate exchange window where a single large trade is negotiated at an agreed price rather than worked through the open order book. The exchange discloses both counterparties., how broad the session was, and where the sovereign Treasury bill. Short-term borrowing by the Government of India, issued at auction at a discount to face value. The cut-off yield is the risk-free rate for that tenure. sits. Each card names the authority that published it.
The two participant classes took opposite sides of the cash segment: foreign institutions at +₹1,166 Cr against domestic at −₹3,661 Cr.
DII Net Flow
−₹3,661 Cr
FII Net Flow
+₹1,166 Cr
Net Injected
−₹2,495 Cr
Analytical Reading: Figures are net cash-segment purchases as the exchange reports them, for the session named. They cover the cash segment only: derivative and index options exposure is excluded, and the exchange does not break the totals down by fund or by strategy.
Analytical Reading: Open-market purchases carry maximum insider conviction: unlike options, preferential allotments, or gifts, the discloser absorbs direct market risk.
Analytical Reading: A block window lets a large holding change hands in a single negotiated trade rather than through the open order book. The exchange discloses the counterparty and the price; it discloses nothing about why either side transacted.
Market Breadth Stance: 77 Advances vs 76 Declines (1.01x Ratio)
50% of tracked index constituents closed positive during the last recorded session.
Advancing Names
77 / 153
Declining Names
76 / 153
A/D Ratio
1.01x
Analytical Reading: Breadth reveals underlying market participation. A rally accompanied by broad constituent participation signals institutional durability rather than narrow index manipulation.
Sovereign Curve Slopes Upward: 364-day T-Bills at 6.49% against 91-day at 5.73%
The market demands 76 bps more to lend to the government for a full year than for three months.
91-day T-Bill
5.73%
364-day T-Bill
6.49%
Term Spread
+76 bps
Analytical Reading: Treasury bills are short-term borrowing by the Government of India, issued at auction. The gap between the three-month and one-year cut-off is the additional yield the market requires to lock capital for longer, and it is the risk-free rate against which every other rupee return is measured.
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Dataset
Status
Where
Authority
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Daily foreign and domestic institutional net purchases, cash segment