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FII-TO-FII TRADES: PNB traded at 8% premium

Trades between FIIs generated a volume of Rs 38 crore on the BSE Tuesday-an decrease of 38.84% from Rs 62 crore clocked on Monday. As many as six stocks witnessed trades of 7.71 lakh shares on Tuesday. - RBI restores SLR to 25% - DHFL net at Rs 37 crore - Positive surprises are unlikely - MCX Stock Exchange targets bottom of the pyramid - Sensex falls to lowest in 6 weeks - Capital inflows lessen external sector blues Punjab National Bank was traded at highest premium of 8.34% on BSE with 25,500 shares changing hands at Rs 905 as against the spot price of Rs 835.35. Bank of India was traded at second highest premium of 3.39% on BSE with 1.55 lakh shares changing hands at Rs 429 as against the spot price of Rs 414.95. Scrip FII Close* FII shares# Spot Close@ Premium To spot price % BSE Punjab Nat Bank 905.00 25500 835.35 8.34 Bank of India 429.00 155429 414.95 3.39 Grasim Ind 2220.00 20417 2187.85 1.47 Union Bank 258.00 141635 256.25 0.68 Bank of Baroda 486.20 425541 486.75 -0.11 NSE Pantaloon Retail 326.00 2450 319.00 2.19 * FII-Close is the closing price of the scrip under FII-to-FII trades # FII-Shares is the total number of shares traded under the FII-to-FII trades @ Spot close price is the closing price in the cash market Bank of Baroda was traded at discount of 0.11% on BSE with 4.25 lakh shares changing hands at Rs 486.20 as against the spot price of Rs 486.75.


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