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DII Selling in Stock Market: The recent selling by Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) in the Indian stock market has increased the concern of investors. On Sunday, the budget day, domestic investors sold shares worth about Rs 683 crore. Also, a day before this on Friday, Rs 601 crore was withdrawn from the market.
In this way, total sales have reached approximately Rs 1,300 crore in just two days. However, last year domestic institutional investors had made a record purchase of Rs 8 lakh crore. Which helped in handling the ongoing selling by foreign investors for a long time. But now their continuous selling is increasing the uneasiness of the investors in the market and everyone’s eyes are fixed on the selling trend.
DII selling increased concerns
The selling by domestic institutional investors that took place in the last two trading days is being considered very important. Because this is the first time after June 27, 2025 that he has become a net seller in two consecutive trading sessions. On the other hand, foreign investors have bought shares worth about Rs 1,600 crore in the last two trading days.
Exchange data shows that, in the last three months, DIIs have bought shares worth about Rs 3,800 crore on an average daily. In such a situation, the recent sale has become a matter of surprise for the investors and the discussion regarding it has intensified in the market.
Reason behind selling
A major reason for increasing pressure on the market on the budget day is believed to be the government’s proposal to increase tax on equity derivatives. After this announcement, the confidence of investors weakened to some extent and the market environment became cautious.
In the budget, it has been decided to increase the securities transaction tax on equity futures from 0.02 percent to 0.05 percent. After this decision, rapid fluctuations were seen in the market. Due to which the market became unstable and due to this the investors adopted a cautious attitude and preferred selling.
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