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FIIs clocked their largest single-day outflow of a provisional ₹8,295.17 crore from Indian equities on Friday, but remained cumulative net buyers of index futures Nifty and Bank Nifty to the extent of 29,211 contracts on the first day of the March derivatives.
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FIIs have largely been net buyers of index futures since the beginning of the current fiscal, except for a few days in May and October-November of last year.
MUMBAI: Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold the most shares by value on a single day Friday, but market analysts cite their cumulative net bullish stance on index futures Nifty and Bank Nifty to claim that the correction from February 16’s record high of 15,431.75 might have more or less played out.
Mumbai: Could the Nifty be ready for a bounce, having fallen almost 3% from a record high of 15,431.75 on February 16 through 14,981.75 on February 19? Strategists and analysts tracking option trader activity at a marketwide level seem to think so.
For four sessions through Friday, traders sold more call options than put options on stocks, Nifty and Bank Nifty, culminating in the Nifty correcting 450 points from its record high. On February 16, when the Nifty tested a new high, the traders sold Rs 280 crore worth more calls than puts. The difference widened to Rs 13,604 crore the next day. It widened further to Rs 26,982 crore on Thursday.