SBI - Statistics
SBI
₹813.45
822.4
Day Range
₹810.10 - ₹831.00
52w Range
₹680.00 - ₹912.00
Total Open Interest
55,536,750
CallPut
3.07 Cr
PCR0.81
2.48 Cr
Total Volume
116,508,750
CallPut
6.57 Cr
PCR0.77
5.08 Cr
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is SBI Option Chain?
The SBI option chain is a tool that provides the data for the SBI call and put options at all the available strike prices. The option chain gives traders access to key data such as the open interest, volume, last traded price of the options. Traders can also use to option chain to track the implied volatility and options Greeks.
How to read SBI option chain data?
The SBI option chain has the spot price in the middle with the available strike prices above and below it. On the left of the strike price, a trader can access the data to the call options while the right side has data for the put options. To read the SBI option chain, navigate to the desired strike price and read the corresponding call and put option data.
How does the SBI Option Chain work?
The SBI option chain is a tool that tracks the data of the call and put options of the SBI index. The option chain tracks the key data of these options contracts such as the number of outstanding contracts, the volume, and the last traded price. This data is regularly updated on a real-time basis to provide the latest information to traders as per market movements.
How often is the SBI Option Chain updated?
The SBI option chain is updated in real-time. The value of the SBI options change with a change in the underlying asset. As a result, the option chain is updated instantaneously to provide traders with the latest data which can help them in conducting real-time analysis of the various options contracts. You can track the details of all the SBI Option Chain components during regular trading hours on a real-time basis
How to use the SBI Chain table?
Traders can view the spot price and all the available strike prices of the SBI in the middle of the option chain table. On the left side of the table, traders can access data for the call options while data for the put options is available on the right side. Traders can navigate to a specific strike price and view the corresponding call and put data.
What are some benefits of trading in the SBI option chain?
The SBI option chain is useful and convenient tool for traders as it provides real-time updates for the call and put options of the SBI index. The option chain provides important data such as the open interest, implied volatility, volume, options Greeks, and the last traded price of the options. Traders can also use the option chain to analyse various strategies and access options data of different expiries.
What is the current spot price for SBI?
The current spot price for SBI is ₹813.45 as of 23 Apr, 2025 | 15:56 IST.
What is the minimum option lot size for SBI?
The minimum lot size for SBI is 750.
Which SBI call and put option contract has the highest open interest?
The 840.00 strike for SBI call options have an OI of 38.47 Lakhs. The 800.00 strike for SBI put options has an OI of 37.11 Lakhs
What is the current at-the-money (ATM) strike for SBI and what is its price?
The current ATM strike for SBI is 810.00 as of 23 Apr, 2025 | 15:56 IST. The call price is ₹7.20 and the put price is ₹2.10.
What is the Put-Call Ratio (PCR) of the current at-the-money (ATM) strike for SBI?
The PCR for the 810.00 strike is 1.80 as of 23 Apr, 2025 | 15:56 IST.
What is the implied volatility of SBI?
The implied volatility (IV) of at-the-money SBI call is 22.46% and 24.41% for puts.
How much will the price change of the at-the-money (ATM) strike for SBI call options if SBI moves up in price by ₹1?
The ATM strike is 810.00 as of 23 Apr, 2025 | 15:56 IST and the call option is priced at ₹7.20. If SBI moves up by ₹1, then the approximate change in price for the option is +₹0.7017. The value of 0.7017 is the option's 'Delta'.
