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"We have seen longs being added to the Nifty index, and there was a spike in the last hour, showing that there is momentum on the long side...

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Nifty50 started the September series with an open interest of 1.06 crore shares, compared to an open interest of 1.33 crore shares at the b...

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Experts believe that the measures to boost the economy may prove to be inadequate.

The Nifty and Sensex lost about 6 per cent each in the September series.

ET looks at five stocks with high increase in open interest for the September series.

Derivative analysts said profit booking cannot be ruled out given the weakness in the rupee.

Nifty futures saw rollovers of 69% compared to average of 66% in last three expiries.

These stocks stand out in terms of high OI changes in September derivatives series.

Rollover across futures contracts was healthier thanks to bets in single stock futures.

Nifty rollover to the October series from September was 61 per cent, which is lower than the 3-month average rollover of 67 per cent.