Foreign portfolio investors changed pure vendors of Indian equity after a session of purchasing on Wednesday. Those index were futures and options, and stock futures and options buyers.
Fi in cash market
FPIS changed Indian equity net vendors after a session of purchasing on Wednesday as they discontinue offloaded shares at a price of about Rs 1,881.3 crore.
During the trading session on Tuesday, the FPI was a net buyer of an equity of Rs 4,786.6 crore.
According to the provisional data of the National Stock Exchange, domestic institutional investors bought an equity of Rs 1,957.7 crore to the net buyers for the 11th straight session.
Futures and options in FII
Next to the end of February 27, the value of the outstanding posts – also known as open interest in the derivative segment – has increased for FII in Nifty Futures. The long-to-six ratio of FIS in index futures is at 16:84.
FII sold index futures and options of Rs 183.3 crore and options of Rs 1,924.1 crore respectively. He bought stock futures and an option of Rs 724.9 crore and about Rs 1,253 crore.
FII contract price
The total Nifty 50 futures in the market decreased by Rs 290.5 crore at the end of February, which increased from Rs 38,549 crore to Rs 38,258.5 crore a day earlier.
F & o cues
The Nifty February futures were below 0.10% to 22,950 at a premium of 31.6 points, with open interest 0.72%.
The Nifty February 20 20 expiry distribution for the Series indicated the highest activity on the 26,500 call strikes, with maximum open interest in 23,000.
Prolonged ratio
The total tall-short ratio for foreign investors ranged from 1.20 to 1.21.
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