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Amid market weakness, delivery-based trades hit an 11-month high in March

Among sectors, stocks of banks, cement, chemicals, engineering, agro chemicals, automobiles, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), sugar, aviation have seen increase in delivery-based trades.

In December 2019, when the market was hovering near its all-time high level, less than one-third (31.3 per cent) of the traded stocks were delivery-based
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In December 2019, when the market was hovering near its all-time high level, less than one-third (31.3 per cent) of the traded stocks were delivery-based

Deepak KorgaonkarPuneet Wadhwa Mumbai / New Delhi
Investors have been lapping up stocks at lower levels, which has not only pushed the indices higher from their recent bottom, but has also seen a steady rise in delivery-based trades. In March, delivery-based volume rose to 11-month high as investors became aggressive and more confident in taking delivery positions after stocks fell like ninepins over past one-and-half months.

The benchmark indices reported their worst performance in more than one decade as coronavirus (Covid-19) – led lockdown across major countries across the globe triggered fears of a recession. The S&P BSE Sensex had tanked 23 per cent in March, its

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