F&O Securities in Ban for Trade: 14 July

The "F&O Ban” refers to a restriction imposed by stock exchanges on trading Futures and Options (F&O) contracts of certain stocks. This happens when the open interest of F&O contracts of a stock crosses 95% of the Market Wide Positions Limits (MWPL). The ban is lifted when the open interest drops below 80%.

The derivative contracts of the following securities have crossed 95% of the MWPL and are currently in the ban period:

Symbol	Previous MWPL%	Current MWPL%
GLENMARK	90.90	98.70
RBLBANK	84.34	82.94
HINDCOPPER	100.42	95.30

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