MTF Insights

MTF Insights — May 2020

India's combined NSE + BSE MTF book rose ₹368 crore (10.2%) in May 2020 to ₹3,989 crore on 29 May 2020 — the 8th-largest monthly rise since tracking began, and 15.4% lower than a year earlier. The book grew on 11 of 18 sessions. Bajaj Finance added the most, ₹71 crore.

IndiaMTF · 30 Apr 2020 to 29 May 2020 · Tracking MTF data and analytics since 27 Sep 2017

Book at month-end
₹3,989 Cr
29 May 2020
Change in May
+₹368 Cr
+10.2% vs 30 Apr 2020
Year on year
−15.4%
vs 31 May 2019
Sessions up
11 of 18
low ₹3,886 Cr on 06 May 2020

Stocks

Largest changes in funded value over the month, among stocks present in both month-end files. The share column is the change in shares under margin, adjusted for splits and bonuses — it shows whether more stock was genuinely borrowed against, rather than a price move.

Biggest additionsBook (₹ Cr)ChangeShares
BAJFINANCEBajaj Finance₹161+₹71+115.9%
BHARTIARTLBharti Airtel₹66+₹46+175.5%
SBINState Bank of India₹173+₹34+56.8%
AXISBANKAxis Bank₹76+₹27+86.2%
ICICIBANKICICI Bank₹64+₹25+95.6%
Biggest unwindsBook (₹ Cr)ChangeShares
MOTILALOFSMotilal Oswal Financial Services₹1−₹39−96.0%
LTLarsen & Toubro₹68−₹27−23.9%
CIPLACipla Limited₹13−₹15−56.2%
LUPINLupin Limited₹16−₹10−38.2%
AUROPHARMAAurobindo Pharma₹8−₹10−57.7%

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Day by day

Change in the combined book on each trading day. The largest single-day addition was +₹317 Cr on 04 May 2020; the largest fall was −₹203 Cr on 20 May 2020.

+₹317 Cr04 May 2020: +₹317 Cr04 May05 May 2020: +₹118 Cr06 May 2020: −₹170 Cr07 May 2020: +₹155 Cr08 May 2020: +₹37 Cr11 May 2020: +₹52 Cr12 May 2020: −₹53 Cr13 May 2020: +₹33 Cr14 May 2020: +₹172 Cr15 May 2020: +₹38 Cr15 May18 May 2020: +₹212 Cr19 May 2020: −₹66 Cr20 May 2020: −₹203 Cr22 May 2020: +₹169 Cr26 May 2020: +₹75 Cr27 May 2020: −₹185 Cr28 May 2020: −₹203 Cr29 May 2020: −₹130 Cr29 May
View as table: change on each trading day18 days
DateChange in the book
04 May 2020+₹317 Cr
05 May 2020+₹118 Cr
06 May 2020−₹170 Cr
07 May 2020+₹155 Cr
08 May 2020+₹37 Cr
11 May 2020+₹52 Cr
12 May 2020−₹53 Cr
13 May 2020+₹33 Cr
14 May 2020+₹172 Cr
15 May 2020+₹38 Cr
18 May 2020+₹212 Cr
19 May 2020−₹66 Cr
20 May 2020−₹203 Cr
22 May 2020+₹169 Cr
26 May 2020+₹75 Cr
27 May 2020−₹185 Cr
28 May 2020−₹203 Cr
29 May 2020−₹130 Cr

Sectors

Finance supplied 72% of the month's increase on its own. 5 sectors shrank while the book grew 10.2%, led by Industrial Services.

Largest additionsBook (₹ Cr)Change%
Finance₹1,222+₹265+27.8%
Communications₹98+₹57+142.1%
Unclassified₹412+₹51+14.1%
Producer Manufacturing₹168+₹29+20.4%
Non-Energy Minerals₹242+₹17+7.5%
Sectors that shrankBook (₹ Cr)Change%
Industrial Services₹111−₹28−20.0%
Health Technology₹280−₹26−8.4%
Technology Services₹127−₹13−9.3%
Consumer Non-Durables₹272−₹6−2.0%
Consumer Durables₹156−₹5−2.9%

NSE, BSE and concentration

NSE’s book moved +10.6% to ₹3,749 Cr and BSE’s +4.3% to ₹240 Cr, so BSE held 6.0% of the combined book. The ten largest positions held 24.5% of the whole book at month-end, 2.0 points more than a month earlier.

May in context

MonthBook at month-end (₹ Cr)Change
May 2020₹3,989+10.2%
April 2020₹3,621+10.3%
March 2020₹3,284−53.7%
February 2020₹7,094+1.9%
January 2020₹6,961+19.0%
December 2019₹5,851+5.1%

Month-end is the last trading day in the archive for the month; changes compare 30 Apr 2020 with 29 May 2020. Sector figures sum each day’s largest positions on a fixed basis. See the methodology for every definition.

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