F&O gainers and losers on June 27: Adani Total, Jio Financial Services rise; AB Capital, Oberoi Realty fall

The Indian equity benchmarks began July futures and option series on positive note as SENSEX rose as much as 228 points and NIFTY50 index soared to an intraday high of 25,622 powered by gains in index heavyweights like Reliance Industries, ICICI Bank, Larsen & Toubro, State Bank of India and Power Grid. The gauge of 12 banking stocks on the National Stock Exchange, NIFTY Bank index, rose as much as 347 points from the day's lowest level to hit record high of 57,340.75.

On the index derivatives front, NIFTY 25,600 strike price call option, for expiry of July 3, was the most active call option contract with open interest of 1,21,473 contracts. On the other hand, NIFTY 25,500 strike price put option contract was the most active put option contract with an open interest of 1,34,541 contracts, data from the National Stock Exchange showed.

Among the Bank NIFTY option contracts, 57,000 strike price call option was the most active call option contract with an open interest of 23,267 contracts. On the flipside, 57,000 strike price put option contract was the most active put option contract with an open interest of 31,467 contracts.

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On the contrary, premium on 690 strike price put option contract plunged 58% to hit low of ₹28.55.

At the same time premium on 1,520 strike price put option contracts plunged 75% to ₹59 from its previous close of ₹238.

Meanwhile, Jio Financial Services 325 strike price put option contract slumped 47% to ₹8.90.

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