Put-Call Ratio
Today
End-of-day PCR for the major indices — read the right way, relative to each index's own range — with max pain and the call/put OI walls alongside.
End-of-Day Snapshot
as of 19 Jun 2026, 15:58
NIFTY
Exp 2026-06-23BANKNIFTY
Exp 2026-06-30FINNIFTY
Exp 2026-06-30SENSEX
Exp 2026-06-25MIDCPNIFTY
Exp 2026-06-30End-of-day open-interest snapshot, refreshed once daily. Live intraday PCR and the full strike-by-strike chain are in the app.
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How to read PCR
The Put-Call Ratio is total put open interest divided by total call open interest. It's a sentiment gauge — but on NSE it sits structurally above 1 because of heavy institutional put-writing, so don't read it US-style. A high PCR often signals contrarian-bullish conditions (put writers expect support to hold); a falling PCR can flag put unwinding. Read it relative to each index's own range, and watch the trend more than the absolute number.
Using this page
- Compare each index's PCR against where it usually sits, not a fixed threshold.
- Pair PCR with the call/put walls for the likely range.
- Use max pain for the expiry-gravity reference.