Under the futures and options (F&O) segment, five stocks were banned from trade on Wednesday, 12 March, by the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The securities banned for the F&O trade are BSE Limited, Manappuram Finance, Hindustan Copper, IndusInd Bank, and Steel Authority of India. Â
Derivative contracts of these stocks were banned as the open market interest for these securities has crossed 95% of the market-wide position limit (MWPL) set by the exchanges. The MWPL is the maximum number of contracts that can be opened at any particular time.
BSE Ltd, Manappuram Finance, and Hindustan Copper were retained on the list from Tuesday as the open interest as a percentage of the MWPL of its F&O contracts stood at 93.3%, 87.7%, and 97.9%, respectively.Â
The above securities were retained on the list from Tuesday, 11 March. IndusInd Bank and Steel Authority of India were added to the list on Wednesday as the open interest of their F&O contracts reached 148.6% and 100.6%, respectively.
The ban will be lifted once the position falls below 80%. Traders will get penalised for buying or selling these securities. They will be available for trading in the cash market.Â
The National Stock Exchange updates the list of securities on the F&O ban list daily. This list serves as a guide for traders and investors in the market. Traders who trade in indices do not encounter a situation of security ban.
Discover the next big investment! Unicorn Signals’ IPO screener helps you identify promising initial public offerings. Download Unicorn Signals and get ahead of the curve! Sign Up Now & Find Your Next IPO Gem!
