Nifty Bank Fears of Rising NPA’s Loom

Mumbai: The Bank Nifty witnessed shorting at a very large scale because of the fear of rising No-Performing Assets (NPA’s Loom).

The Bank Nifty could also shift over the 8% range with a downward bias in the coming week due to heavy call selling expiry options on May 28, 2020, reported by Ram Sahgal.

There’s a huge possibility for banks to shorten the non-performing assets amid the recent surge in coronavirus cases all over India.

Index Revealed Financial Weakness

The index range is between 16580-18020. The provisional closing value of 17300 revealed financial weakness which is underpinned by surge expectations in Bad loans. As RBI extended the legally authorized period of delay on EMI’s by another 3 months through late of the month of August 2020.

F&O: Bank Nifty

The Bank Nifty F&O contracts open interest rose by 65% to 649113 as index value fell 2.6% to 17279 on Friday. The near-month contract spectated a jump in open interest by 33% as its fell price to 17286 a share ( i.e., 1 lot equals 20 units of share), which is a negative indicator.

Amit Gupta, derivatives head, ICICI Securities said, “Ever since the index went down 18500, it has been a major underperformer”.

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