Increase in OI

Open Interest refers to the total number of derivative contracts, like futures and options, that have not been settled in the previous time period for a specific underlying security.

Top Gainers Top Losers Increase in OI Decrease in OI Highest in OI Lowest in OI All Index Future Most Active Contracts

Instrument Type	Underlying	Expiry Date	Last Price(₹)	Change(%)	OI	OI Chg(%)
FUTSTK	VMM	29-Sep-26	113	-1.79	4,083,700	2,005.00
FUTSTK	IOC	29-Sep-26	143	-0.64	5,425,875	940.19
FUTSTK	CGPOWER	29-Sep-26	923	-0.35	1,071,850	746.31
FUTSTK	BPCL	29-Sep-26	316	-1.74	466,100	475.61
FUTSTK	MPHASIS	25-Aug-26	2,282	-4.71	485,650	281.43
FUTSTK	SRF	25-Aug-26	2,864	-2.98	737,400	256.92
FUTSTK	GRASIM	25-Aug-26	3,176	-0.31	2,649,000	231.23
FUTSTK	SUNPHARMA	25-Aug-26	1,950	-1.16	2,008,650	228.69
FUTIDX	FINNIFTY	25-Aug-26	26,404	-1.33	1,320	214.29
FUTSTK	BANDHANBNK	29-Sep-26	174	-16.85	2,404,800	194.27

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about market data, NSE/BSE, and stock metrics.

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) lists stocks that have the highest percentage price increase during a trading session compared to their previous closing price.

The NSE top gainers are chosen based on how much their prices have changed. The stocks that go up the most in price during market hours automatically show up on the list of top gainers.

Stocks that gain the most can be very unstable. Prices can change quickly because of profit booking, news changes, or market sentiment.

While these stocks may offer short-term trading opportunities, long-term investors should assess the underlying factors behind the price increase before making a decision.

The information provided is for research and educational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Always perform your own due diligence or consult a financial advisor before trading.

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