SEBI Restores Final 30 Minutes of Trading in Derivatives Market
· Business · Moneycontrol, Bloomberg, Economic Times
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has decided to restore the final 30 minutes of trading in the derivatives market, marking a significant policy reversal. Market participants and analysts note that this regulatory shift could help recover trading volumes that faced headwinds following earlier settlement rule changes. The restoration addresses industry concerns regarding liquidity and trading window constraints during peak market hours. Derivatives volumes had experienced notable fluctuations since the implementation of tighter regulatory frameworks. This updated stance by the regulator aims to provide market participants with greater flexibility and stability moving forward.
Why it matters
Traders, brokers, and institutional investors in the Indian derivatives market gain an extended trading window to manage positions and execute intraday strategies.
Read the original report — Moneycontrol
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