"In Call options, strike price 8,200 was quite active, which saw addition of fresh positions, followed by some addition at strike price 8,300. "On the options front, maximum Put OI stood at strike price 8,000 followed by strike price 8,100, while maximum Call OI stood at strike price 8,300 followed 8,400," Chandan Taparia, Derivatives Analyst - Equity Research, Anand Rathi Financial Services , told ETMarkets.com. "While in Put options, OI addition was seen at strike price 8,000. The maximum Call open interest of 55.21 lakh contracts still stands at strike price 8,300, followed by strike price 8,400, which has accumulated 47.46 lakh contracts in open interest and they will act as key resistance for the broader market. In the current series, maximum open interest stood at the Call option of strike price 8,300 and Put option of strike price 8,000," the report said.Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers in both equity cash and index futures segments on Friday.

Source: Economic Times June 13, 2016 06:29 UTC