NSE Ban List Today – National Stock Exchange | Stocks MWPL

Find the current NSE Ban List along with details about Market Wide Position Limits for derivative stocks. Stay updated on potential stock movements and their implications.

The NSE Ban List section provides information regarding the Market Wide Position Limit (MWPL) for various derivative stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). It indicates whether a stock is presently on the Ban List or may be at risk of entering it soon.

A stock is placed on the Ban List when its MWPL exceeds 95%. This implies that these are futures and options stocks whose cumulative open interest in derivative contracts surpasses 95% of the MWPL during a specified period.

NSE Ban List

The current NSE Ban List includes no stocks for today. This indicates a stable market where all monitored stocks are below the threshold of 95% of the market wide position limit.

Securities in Ban List Today

SymbolPrevious MWPL %Current MWPL %
ASCORTS42.7249.72
Delta Corp87.5185.71
RBL Bank84.7861.37
IDEA94.3155.84
SUNTV84.2645.68
SAIL60.3261.29
BHEL89.6984.89
Securities in Ban List Today

Possible Entrants

SymbolPrevious MWPL %Current MWPL %
GNFC83.5687.63
VEDL83.1145.67
PNB87.6983.92
AMARAJABAT83.2231.47
NMDC78.1936.26
Possible Entrants List

Possible Exits

SymbolPrevious MWPL %Current MWPL %
NATIONALUM88.13%47.74
SUNTV84.26%45.58
SAIL60.3261.29
BHEL89.6984.89
Possible Exits List

To know more details, please visit the official NSE website.

NSE F&O Stocks List

You can check the complete list of Underlyings and their information from the link provided.

What is NSE Ban List?

A stock enters the Ban List if its MWP is above 95%, meaning the open interest crosses the limit of 95% of the MWPL.

What is MWPL?

MWPL stands for Market Wide Position Limit, which is the maximum number of contracts that can be open at any time under open interest. F&O contracts of NSE stocks enter the ban period when the open interest exceeds 95%.

What is F&O in NSE Ban List?

The F&O ban is a regulatory measure aimed at preventing excessive trading. If a stock surpasses a set limit determined by the stock exchange, it is placed under the F&O ban.

What is the effect of NSE Ban?

When a stock is on the F&O NSE ban list, no new positions can be opened for future and options contracts of that stock.

How does the NSE affect the stock market and retail investors? Is the F&O ban good or bad?

The NSE ban reduces volatility for specific shares, helping to protect retail investors from significant losses and allowing time for them to reconsider their positions.