Wipro Limited Open Interest & PCR Analysis

OI Buildup Pattern

The open‑interest (OI) for the current expiry registers a flat total figure of 5,76,75,000 contracts, while the put‑call OI (PE OI) alone accounts for 4,37,10,000 contracts, indicating that option writers have largely held their positions unchanged. Because the spot price is unchanged at ₹176.4 and the total OI shows no net increase, the market is classified as a neutral buildup; neither a pronounced long‑side accumulation (price ↑ + OI ↑) nor a short‑side build (price ↓ + OI ↑) is evident. This neutral stance suggests that traders are maintaining existing exposures rather than adding new directional bias, reflecting a balanced view of near‑term price momentum.

Put‑Call Ratio

The put‑call ratio (PCR) stands at 0.758, marginally higher than yesterday’s 0.739, denoting a slight shift toward relatively more puts being written versus calls. The rise, albeit modest, implies that market participants are incrementally favoring downside protection or bearish positioning within the same expiry framework.

Futures OI

Futures open‑interest for this expiry is reported as zero, with no change from the prior day, meaning that no new futures contracts have been added or withdrawn. The absence of futures OI movement reinforces the observation that participants are not actively rebalancing or establishing fresh directional bets in the underlying index for this contract month.

Data Summary

The defining metric for this expiry is a stable total OI of 5,76,75,000 contracts alongside a dominant PE OI of 4,37,10,000 contracts, underscoring a largely unchanged, neutral positioning landscape.