| Ticker / AMC | Benchmark | LTP (NSE ₹) | NAV (₹) | Premium | Max prem. (logged) | Day chg | Volume | Action |
|---|
> 30% Bubble hazard
10% – 30% Elevated
0% – 10% Normal range
Discount
Premium = ((LTP − NAV) / NAV) × 100
Why do international ETFs trade above NAV?
Mutual funds have used up their overseas investment limits, so fund houses cannot create new ETF units. Supply is fixed while demand keeps arriving, and the market price drifts above NAV. NSE and BSE have warned that buyers at a steep premium face an abrupt fall that has nothing to do with the underlying index, for example if the limits are raised. Read the NSE notice