MTF Report: Tuesday, 18 January 2022
On 18 Jan 2022 the combined NSE + BSE margin book stood at ₹25,317 Cr, up ₹651.12 Cr (+2.64%) on the previous session. Fresh margin buying on NSE was ₹2,361 Cr against ₹1,710 Cr liquidated; the Nifty 50 moved -1.07%.
Breadth
693 stocks' books rose (+₹853.60 Cr) and 547 fell (-₹202.48 Cr). 1,455 NSE securities and 1,455 in all carried a book.
Concentration (NSE)
Top stock 2.50% · top 10 16.8% · top 50 45.8% · top 100 62.3% · HHI 62.2
Biggest increases
- TECHM+₹38.84 Cr+24.2%
- APOLLOHOSP+₹37.88 Cr+44.6%
- HCLTECH+₹35.52 Cr+20.3%
- IRCTC+₹22.59 Cr+10.5%
- ULTRACEMCO+₹22.57 Cr+48.1%
Biggest decreases
- AUROPHARMA−₹20.92 Cr-8.6%
- COLPAL−₹7.08 Cr-11.3%
- ICICIBANK−₹6.94 Cr-6.7%
- INFY−₹6.50 Cr-3.1%
- DMART−₹6.28 Cr-2.9%
Figures for the 26 Oct 2026 session · last updated 2026-10-27 23:08 IST · Source: Exchange data · 10/10 data checks passed.
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