F&O Ban List

Last updated on 05 Oct 2026 | 01:30 AM

The FNO ban list is a list of stocks that are not allowed to be traded in the FNO segment. This list is updated daily by the exchange.

Stocks in Ban List Today

Security Name
Previous MWPL%
Current MWPL%
Bandhan Bank Limited
138.40%
130.91%
Ambuja Cements Ltd
93.18%
114.08%
Steel Authority Of India
81.84%
81.51%

Possible Entrants in F&O Ban List

Security Name
Previous MWPL%
Current MWPL%
Kaynes Technology Ind Ltd
116.24%
123.88%
Indian Renewable Energy
117.11%
120.31%
Vodafone Idea Limited
93.46%
116.78%
Lic Housing Finance Ltd
101.39%
113.35%
Bharat Dynamics Limited
108.30%
110.49%
Inox Wind Limited
106.95%
109.12%
Patanjali Foods Limited
103.72%
105.82%
Life Insura Corp Of India
100.57%
102.61%
Crompt Grea Con Elec Ltd
101.30%
102.54%
Manappuram Finance Ltd
94.32%
96.07%
Canara Bank
92.54%
94.71%
Nmdc Ltd.
89.54%
91.02%
Mazagon Dock Shipbuil Ltd
83.40%
87.98%
Indian Energy Exc Ltd
87.19%
87.60%
L&t Finance Limited
82.36%
83.65%
Nbcc (india) Limited
80.05%
80.31%

Possible Exits in F&O Ban List

Security Name
Previous MWPL%
Current MWPL%
Steel Authority Of India
81.84%
81.51%

All Securities

Security NameNo Sort
Previous MWPL%No Sort
Current MWPL%Descending
Bandhan Bank Limited
138.40%
130.91%
Kaynes Technology Ind Ltd
116.24%
123.88%
Indian Renewable Energy
117.11%
120.31%
Vodafone Idea Limited
93.46%
116.78%
Ambuja Cements Ltd
93.18%
114.08%
Lic Housing Finance Ltd
101.39%
113.35%
Bharat Dynamics Limited
108.30%
110.49%
Inox Wind Limited
106.95%
109.12%
Patanjali Foods Limited
103.72%
105.82%
Life Insura Corp Of India
100.57%
102.61%

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The daily chart for NIFTY50 indicates a double-bottom candlestick pattern near the April month's swing low levels, adding some hope of a bounceback from the current levels. Similarly, the GIFT NIFTY futures surged over 171 points on Monday morning, indicating a gap up start for NIFTY50.

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The daily charts of NIFTY50 indicate a make-or-break level for the index as it touched the 200-day weekly moving average level for the first time since March 2020. The weakness would intensify if the index closes below the 23,500 zone. On the flip side, the 23,000 level remains a crucial resistance zone for NIFTY50 on the upside.

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The open interest data ahead of the monthly expiry indicates a strong open interest buildup above 23,000 levels. The 23,000 calls held the highest open interest, indicating strong resistance on the upside.

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NIFTY50 maintained the losing streak for the seventh consecutive week, indicating a sustained bearish grip over Indian benchmark indices. However, the index managed to defend a psychological support level of 23,000 on Friday, aiding some improvement in the sentiment at lower levels. The index continues to trade in a sideways-to-bearish trend, below the 20 and 50 EMA on the hourly charts.

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In the week ahead, investors will also track the US 10 year Treasury yield after it moved above 5% and Brent crude after it settled above $104 a barrel. The NIFTY50 index enters the week after a seventh consecutive weekly decline, with breadth in a washed-out zone, FIIs selling heavily and the index trying to defend the 23,070 support area.

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The benchmark NIFTY50 witnessed strong selling pressure at higher levels, erasing this week’s flat gains and ending over 380 points lower. On the hourly charts, the index again fell below the 20- and 50-period EMAs, indicating a bearish grip for the near term.

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On the daily charts, the index formed an inside bar candlestick pattern, negating the previous day's bearish engulfing pattern. However, the index continues to remain in a broad range of 23,300 to 23,500.

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The initial open interest buildup for the coming monthly expiry on September 29 indicates strong support at the 23,000 level and near-term resistance at the 23,500 level. The index is expected to remain in the broader range of 23,000 to 24,000 levels, according to the open interest data.

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The NIFTY50 index surged over 67 points on Monday, extending its pullback from the previous week. On the hourly chart, the index closed above the 20 and 50 EMA for the first time since 26 Aug 2026. The reversal from lower levels also showed strength and points toward a positive crossover on the hourly chart.

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NIFTY50 managed to defend the 23,300 level on Friday, giving some hope for bulls to regain strength. The open interest data also indicates 23,300 as near-term support for NIFTY50.

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On the daily charts, the RSI continues to remain below 30, indicating an oversold level. However, in the absence of follow-up buying at higher levels, the index continued to trade below 23,300, with the support zone of 23,100-23,200.

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The open interest data for the upcoming weekly expiry now indicates skewness towards bulls, as 23,000-23,200 puts witnessed strong open interest addition, indicating a limited downside till 23,000 for NIFTY50 in this weekly expiry.

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On the daily charts, the index made a bearish engulfing pattern, indicating strength in bearish momentum as every rise is sold out at higher levels. The daily RSI level now indicates extreme oversold territory as it touched the March 2025 low level. Going forward, the next support now stands at the June swing low level at 23,077.

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On the daily chart, the 20 and 50 EMAs are positioned at 23,898 and 24,039, respectively, reflecting a substantial divergence between spot levels and key moving averages. This technical setup points toward a phase of time-wise consolidation, maintained with an underlying negative bias.

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The NIFTY50 staged a smart but short rebound on Thursday, ending over 40 points higher. The recovery helped the index form a bullish hammer candlestick pattern, showing some signs of relief for bullish traders. However, the revival can only be established if the index sustains above Thursday’s high on Friday.

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Brent crude oil futures extended their rally on Wednesday, surging over 2.4%, hitting two-month high levels.Indian benchmark indices are expected to extend their pullback on Thursday, plunging more than 2% this week

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NIFTY50 stands at a pivotal support zone of 23,500-23,600, below which fresh weakness could take NIFTY50 near 23,000 levels. However, the daily charts and the open interest data for the coming weekly expiry indicate a possibility of a bounce back near 23,700 levels.

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NIFTY50 extended its fall for the second consecutive day on the expiry day, shedding 144 points on Tuesday. The index now stands at a crucial support level of 23,600, which is also July’s swing low. The RSI now stands at an oversold 30, suggesting a bounce back from current levels.

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On the daily charts, 23,600 remains a crucial support for NIFTY50, which is also the swing low of July. A sustained weekly close below this level could trigger fresh weakness, while 24,000 continues to act as the near-term resistance for any rally attempts.

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NIFTY50 index continues to hold the bearish momentum as it closed below the psychological benchmark of 24,000 for nearly the entire week. On the daily charts, the 24,000 level remains a crucial resistance for today’s trading session. On the flip side, 23,800, which was the previous week’s swing low, may act as a near-term support for NIFTY50.

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