FIIs long-short ratio in index futures, at around 32 percent, suggests an oversold market nearing a potential rebound. Resistance is expected at 22,300, with a close above potentially confirming a bottom until election results FIIs long-short ratio in index futures, at around 32 percent, suggests an oversold market nearing a potential rebound. Resistance is expected at 22,300, with a close above potentially confirming a bottom until election results

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FIIs long-short ratio in index futures, at around 32 percent, suggests an oversold market nearing a potential rebound. Resistance is expected at 22,300, with a close above potentially confirming a bottom until election results FIIs long-short ratio in index futures, at around 32 percent, suggests an oversold market nearing a potential rebound. Resistance is expected at 22,300, with a close above potentially confirming a bottom until election results

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