Angel One Limited FII & DII Activity

Today's Institutional Flow

On October 28, 2026, foreign institutional investors posted a net cash purchase of ₹871.83 crore in Indian equities across large‑cap and mid‑cap segments. Domestic institutional investors added a net cash inflow of ₹643.35 crore, primarily in blue‑chip stocks, reinforcing buying pressure across the market. The combined institutional cash injection of roughly ₹1.52 trillion and reflects optimism about earnings season underscores a bullish sentiment in the broader equity arena.

Trend vs 5-Day Average

Today's net cash flow contrasts sharply with the five‑day foreign investor average, which has been a net outflow of ₹894.74 crore. This reversal suggests a shift in foreign sentiment toward risk‑on positioning. Conversely, domestic investors continue to accumulate, as their five‑day average stands at a robust inflow of ₹2,592.03 crore. Their continued buying underscores confidence in domestic growth drivers.

F&O Positioning Data

Foreign institutional investors hold a net F&O exposure of ₹643,395 crore, covering equity index options and futures contracts, indicating substantial participation in derivatives. Their index futures positioning shows a long to short ratio of 1.2, signaling a modest net long bias. The 1.2 ratio indicates that longs exceed shorts by about 20 percent.

Financial Services Sector Flow

Within the financial services sector, both foreign and domestic institutions have maintained net buying over recent weeks, with FII inflows modestly positive and DII activity notably strong. This inflow pattern aligns with the sector’s loan growth and platform expansion.