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SBI loses 11 billion in two sessions as margin squeeze and earnings disappointment bite
Economy
Published on 11 May 2026
Traders piled fresh bets above 1000 to cap any rebound
State Bank of India has shed more than $11 billion in market value across two sessions, driven by margin squeeze concerns and disappointing earnings. NSE data points to heavy fresh call writing at the 1,000 strike, suggesting traders expect a near-term bounce to face a firm ceiling around that level, rather than a sustained recovery.
- SBI’s market value drops sharply over two sessions
- Margin squeeze fears and disappointing earnings weigh on sentiment
- NSE shows heavy call writing at the 1,000 strike
- Any near-term rebound appears likely capped around 1,000
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