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Delivery percentage improved in 2022 amid new margin norms, shows data

The upfront margins were first introduced in 2020 and the thresholds raised in a phased manner. Traders were mandated to keep 25 per cent of the margin money between December 2020 and February 2021

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Sundar Sethuraman Mumbai
The delivery percentage in 2022 improved, rising to 41.4 per cent - the highest since 2016. Investors typically tend to seek delivery for those stocks in which they see a long-term investment opportunity.

A bullish market often results in higher delivery. An uptick in delivery-based volumes is considered a signal of improved sentiment. But the improvement in delivery percentage in 2022 happened in a year when market returns were muted.

Although Indian markets outperformed global peers, the gains were not significant for investors engaged in cash trading.

In 2022, the S&P BSE Sensex rose 4.4 per cent and the National