FIIs net sell stock futures worth Rs26.2 bn on Thursday


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Foreign institutional investors net sold stock futures worth Rs26.2 bn and index futures worth Rs6.25 bn on the NSE on Thursday.

They net bought index options worth Rs17.4 bn.

On Thursday, FIIs net sold Indian shares worth Rs15.00 bn rupees on the BSE, NSE, and Metropolitan Stock Exchange combined.

Domestic institutional investors, however, net bought shares worth Rs12.02 bn, according to provisional data on the NSE website.

The December futures of Nifty50 ended at a premium of 52.1 points to the spot index and open interest in the contract 54% to 17.90 mn.




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