
On November 18, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India imposed a ban on five stocks from futures and options (F&O) trading, specifically Aarti Industries, Aditya Birla Fashion, GNFC, Granules India, and Hindustan Copper. This ban reflects ongoing regulatory measures within the market. In related market activity, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) reported a net sell of ₹1,403.40 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) recorded a net buy of ₹2,330.56 crore in equities on the same day. The following day, November 19, FIIs continued their selling trend with a net sell of ₹3,411.73 crore, contrasted by DIIs who net bought ₹2,783.89 crore. The NSE also announced that additional securities would be banned from trading on November 21.
#MarketAlert | Securities in ban for trade - 21st November https://t.co/7GqPsfaqVb
Date: 19th November 2024 #FII and #DII Activity in the Cash Market. FIIs are selling continue and today they also sold high quantity. #Nifty #sensex #Nasdaq #Dowjones #trading #stockmarkets https://t.co/pQswtbVS3L
#FundFlow | #FIIs Net Sell ₹3,411.73 Cr while #DIIs net buy ₹2,783.89 cr in equities today (provisional) https://t.co/Bhk2TjfEbz







