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  • Sebi enhances dynamic-price band setting to protect against sudden price moves

    Dynamic price bands have been set for securities that have derivatives products, versus defined price bands for securities that do not have derivative products

  • Sebi proposes to firm up price bands for derivatives to contain volatility

    Price bands for scrip or a derivative contract represent the boundaries within which the competing orders of buyers and sellers are accepted for the day by the trading system of the stock exchange.

  • SEBI move to avert listing day manipulation: Prime Database

    Prithvi Haldea, CMD of Prime Database has lauded SEBI's move to curb listing day volatilty as it would help prevent the extreme price movements.

  • South Asia floods spare crops but Pakistan cotton hit

    Seasonal floods across South Asia have largely spared summer crops this year, helping meet output targets for key rice and cane harvests, but Pakistan could import more cotton after losing about two million bales of the fibre to rains.

  • New market rules could make oil even more volatile

    The oil industry is bracing itself for new regulation, welcoming moves to prevent market abuse, but tighter position limits could stifle liquidity and bring greater price volatility.

  • World Bank chief urges action on rising food prices

    The world faces a broader trend of increasing food and commodity prices and more countries should wake up to the need to curb price volatility, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Wednesday.

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