The highest reading since the series began in 2009. Up from −6.4 pts a year ago.
What it is. Mutual funds' share of the market minus foreign investors' share, in percentage points.
How to read it. Negative means foreign investors still own more. The closer to zero, the more domestic funds have caught up.
| Latest | −4.3 pts | Jun 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| A week ago | −4.7 pts | |
| A month ago | −4.7 pts | |
| A year ago | −6.4 pts | |
| Usual range | −15.3 pts to −10.5 pts | |
| Median | −12.5 pts | |
| Lowest | −17.1 pts | 31 Mar 2015 |
| Highest | −4.3 pts | 30 Jun 2026 |
| Percentile, full history | 100 | |
| Percentile, last 5 years | 100 |
The usual range is the middle half of readings since 2009. A percentile is the share of the 69 readings since 30 Jun 2009 that were below today's. Data: statistics, history (JSON); history as CSV. Data: PRIME Database (primeinfobase.com). Reproduced as charts with credit; the source file is not redistributed.
To cite: tipsheet, “Mutual funds' share minus foreign investors'”, data to Jun 2026, https://tipsheet.markets/i/mf-minus-fii/
the usual range: the middle half of all readingstodayEach line runs from the lowest reading ever to the highest.