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MTF Trends

How India’s combined NSE + BSE margin trading book has moved over time — the long-term trend, month-on-month change, drawdown from peak, and the balance between fresh funding and liquidation.

Day-level history from 01 Jan 2025 to 10 Sep 2026 · 407 trading days.
India’s combined NSE + BSE margin trading book stood at ₹1,54,509 crore as of 2026-09-09. Its highest recorded level is ₹1,55,039 crore, leaving the book 0.3% below peak.

How concentrated is the leverage?

A total tells you how much leverage exists, not whether it is spread across the market or piled into a few names. These measure the spread across the 1000 largest funded scrips.
Top 10 share
12.4%
of the funded book
Top 25 share
21.4%
of the funded book
Top 50 share
32.3%
of the funded book
Effective names
260
HHI 39
The ten largest positions carry 12.4% of all margin funding. Concentration is equivalent to about 260 equally-sized positions — the lower that number, the more the market’s leverage depends on a small group of stocks. Measured across the scrips we retain per day, so the true figure including the long tail is marginally lower.

Combined MTF book — long-term trend

Net scripwise outstanding (NSE + BSE) at each month-end, ₹ crore.
Month-end values21 rows
Month endMTF book (₹ Cr)Change (₹ Cr)Change %
2025-01-31₹77,874
2025-02-28₹71,327−6,547-8.4%
2025-03-28₹68,070−3,257-4.6%
2025-04-30₹69,1761,106+1.6%
2025-05-30₹79,0879,911+14.3%
2025-06-30₹84,6465,559+7.0%
2025-07-31₹91,9097,263+8.6%
2025-08-29₹93,8601,951+2.1%
2025-09-30₹99,4465,586+6.0%
2025-10-31₹1,13,28113,835+13.9%
2025-11-28₹1,15,9802,699+2.4%
2025-12-31₹1,17,4801,500+1.3%
2026-01-08₹1,19,8132,333+2.0%
2026-02-27₹1,19,430−383-0.3%
2026-03-09₹1,15,735−3,695-3.1%
2026-04-30₹1,20,3344,599+4.0%
2026-05-08₹1,24,3874,053+3.4%
2026-06-30₹1,40,75116,364+13.2%
2026-07-07₹1,40,399−352-0.3%
2026-08-31₹1,52,50712,108+8.6%
2026-09-09₹1,54,5092,002+1.3%

Month-over-month change

Percentage change in the combined book at each month-end versus the month before.

Drawdown from peak

How far the combined book sits below its highest level to date, at every trading day.

Fresh exposure vs liquidation — combined

Gross fresh funding and gross liquidation reported each day, ₹ crore. Unlike the net book, these are the exchanges' own gross flow figures and cannot be derived from scrip-level data.
Sector breakdown12 of 21 sectors
SectorMTF book (₹ Cr)% of book1D1W1MScrips
Finance₹33,20722.31%+0.2%+1.7%+6.4%149
Producer Manufacturing₹16,75711.26%+0.2%+2.2%+9.2%140
Technology Services₹11,2417.55%+0.5%+6.8%+6.0%60
Process Industries₹10,3826.97%+0.1%+0.8%+7.1%119
Non-Energy Minerals₹9,8466.61%+0.3%−0.3%+5.6%61
Electronic Technology₹8,9316.00%+1.0%−1.7%−2.4%37
Consumer Durables₹7,6055.11%−0.6%+0.9%+14.9%47
Utilities₹6,4334.32%+0.4%−2.1%+0.1%34
Health Technology₹6,3494.26%+0.2%+4.5%+11.6%61
Consumer Non-Durables₹6,0204.04%−0.2%+1.3%+7.5%52
Industrial Services₹5,8333.92%+0.8%+0.5%−1.7%47
Energy Minerals₹4,9893.35%+3.2%+0.1%+7.0%15
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