“When it comes to determining the price of an option, the current market price of the underlying asset is the key factor. When it comes to call options (right to buy), as the market price of the underlying asset rises, the value of the call option usually follows suit. Conversely, for put options (right to sell), as the market price of the underlying asset drops, the value of the put option generally increases.”
D-Street’s $489 billion rally is winning back global funds
Global funds are flowing back into Indian stocks, fueling the market’s impressive rally this month. Optimism surrounding India’s domestically-driven economy, which is expected to weather