SGX Nifty indicating a negative opening for the Indian markets.
SGX Nifty indicating a negative opening for the Indian markets. Indian markets are expected to trade with a negative bias in today’s session in line with major Asian markets as news regarding the possibility of additional tariffs on China weighed in which dragged stocks lower across sectors.
Global markets
Asian markets are trading in the red at present. Nikkei is currently down 0.93%, Hang Seng is trading 1.19% lower while Shanghai Composite is trading down 0.43%.
US Markets: Stocks witnessed selling pressure after initially trading in the green at the start of the session. The Dow fell 0.7% to 25,007.03, the Nasdaq tumbled 1% to 7,511.01 and the S&P 500 dropped 0.6% to 2,765.31. The weakness on Wall Street was witnessed after news broke out that President Donald Trump has decided to sack Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
European markets also closed firmly in the red yesterday with the FTSE closing 1.06% lower, CAC ended 0.65% lower while DAX ended down 1.61%.
FII Data:
In yesterday’s session FII’s bought 7,028 crores stock in the cash market whereas DII’s bought 1,613 crores worth of stock. In the derivative market, FII’s sold 243 crores of index futures and sold 295 crores worth of index options. In the stock futures segment, FII’s bought 165 crores worth of stock futures and sold 148 crores stock options.
FII View:
FII trading activity in yesterday’s session suggests that they continue to maintain a short-term bullish view on the market, which is deduced from the fact that they created 7,687 long contracts in Index call options, while they also purchased 11,116 short contracts in Index put options.
Global markets
Asian markets are trading in the red at present. Nikkei is currently down 0.93%, Hang Seng is trading 1.19% lower while Shanghai Composite is trading down 0.43%.
US Markets: Stocks witnessed selling pressure after initially trading in the green at the start of the session. The Dow fell 0.7% to 25,007.03, the Nasdaq tumbled 1% to 7,511.01 and the S&P 500 dropped 0.6% to 2,765.31. The weakness on Wall Street was witnessed after news broke out that President Donald Trump has decided to sack Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
European markets also closed firmly in the red yesterday with the FTSE closing 1.06% lower, CAC ended 0.65% lower while DAX ended down 1.61%.
FII Data:
In yesterday’s session FII’s bought 7,028 crores stock in the cash market whereas DII’s bought 1,613 crores worth of stock. In the derivative market, FII’s sold 243 crores of index futures and sold 295 crores worth of index options. In the stock futures segment, FII’s bought 165 crores worth of stock futures and sold 148 crores stock options.
FII View:
FII trading activity in yesterday’s session suggests that they continue to maintain a short-term bullish view on the market, which is deduced from the fact that they created 7,687 long contracts in Index call options, while they also purchased 11,116 short contracts in Index put options.
Nifty Highest Open Interest:
Call: 10500 / Put: 10000
Bank Nifty Highest Open interest: (15th March 2018 Expiry)
Call: 25500 / Put: 24000
Stocks in Ban Period: ANDHRABANK, BALRAMCHIN, BEML, DHFL, IDBI, JPASSOCIAT
Call: 10500 / Put: 10000
Bank Nifty Highest Open interest: (15th March 2018 Expiry)
Call: 25500 / Put: 24000
Stocks in Ban Period: ANDHRABANK, BALRAMCHIN, BEML, DHFL, IDBI, JPASSOCIAT
That’s all for today.
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