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Derivative Strategy On Future And Options Daily Report By Mansukh 7th-April-2011

Posted by Pinky Verma on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 Comments: (0)

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F & O HIGHLIGHTS
Nifty April 2011 futures closed at 5,912.00, at a premium of 20.25 over spot closing of 5,891.75, while Nifty May 2011 futures were at 5,931.50 at a premium of 39.75 points over spot closing. The near month April 2011 derivatives contract expires on Thursday, April 28, 2011. Nifty April futures saw an addition of 3.90% or 1.05 million (mn) units, taking the total outstanding open interest (OI) to 27.95 mn units.

From the most active underlying, SBI's April 2011 futures closed at a premium of 6.60 points at 2793.00 compared with spot closing of 2786.40. The number of contracts traded was 25,131.

Tata Motors April 2011 futures were at a discount of 18.60 points at 1278.50 compared with spot closing of 1297.10. The number of contracts traded was 22,539.Titan April 2011 futures were at a premium of 27.00 points at 4053.00 compared with spot closing of 4026.00. The number of contracts traded was 10,167. 

DLF April 2011 futures were at a premium of 1.40 points at 271.60 compared with spot closing of 270.20. The number of contracts traded was 16,777. Tata Steel April 2011 futures were at a premium of 1.25 points at 635.75 compared with spot closing of 634.50. The number of contracts traded was 14,016. 


Economics and Research

Posted by Pinky Verma on Monday, November 22, 2010 Comments: (0)

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The Economics & Research team of the BSE is engaged in collection, analysis, and dissemination of information pertaining to the Indian as well as the international capital markets.

BSE has always been conscious of its responsibility towards promotion of investor education and financial literacy. In recent times, the Economics & Research Team has launched two publications, namely the "Indian Journal of Capital Market" ( IJCM) and the "SENSEX". These publications aim at making available to regulators, policy makers, academicians, capital market professionals and investors an in-depth analysis of various issues and ideas pertaining to the capital markets.

The IJCM is an extension of BSE's endeavour towards creating a vast pool of knowledge that would not only benefit the retail/institutional investors but also assist in generating awareness in the minds of people interested in the capital market. The articles in IJCM, written by some of the leading experts, pertain to various aspects of the Indian capital market. The Journal provides an ideal platform for the exchange of ideas and sharing of knowledge amongst investors as well as the policy makers.

SENSEX is a bimonthly publication of a different genre. It aims at providing intellectually stimulating reading for top management professionals and covers a diverse range of management related topics. Contributions to SENSEX come from leading professionals/ Academicians in their respective areas.