SEBI has unveiled sweeping regulatory reforms in a consultation paper featuring 20 proposals designed to modernise stock brokerage operations while strengthening investor protection and market oversight
Karnataka Commercial Tax Department has obtained data from UPI service providers on payments received by traders via UPI for FY 2021-22 to 2024-25
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is tightening regulations on derivative trading to curb manipulation and reduce investor losses. However, industry experts warn these measures may significantly reduce market liquidity and increase volatility.
The two-day event features a dynamic and comprehensive agenda that caters to all levels of trading and investment expertise
The retail investors and traders that regulators aimed to protect are now falling victim to various dabba operators, over whom the authorities have no control.
Individuals faced the steepest losses, with a gross loss of nearly Rs 41,500 crore, SEBI's recent study shows
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A small tweak to the charts you see can help tremendously in not only garnering trading profits but also protecting what you have already earned and exiting trades before markets turn turtle
While the Working Committee recommendations will lower volumes in the derivatives market, the regulator’s main objective must be to lower systemic risk, rather than curb speculation
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Usually sudden surge in prices happen in less liquid options, but this happened in a stable counter like Nifty 50, which has surprised traders.
Traders hired by these brokerages are finding it difficult to manage the market behaviour, according to market sources
While NSE Nifty 50 Index’s monthly options expiring just after the election have risen slightly in value relative to shorter-term contracts as the world’s largest democratic exercise approaches, their premium over April is 61% smaller than it was before the May 2019 vote, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
Biggest short bet in 20 years in corn, wheat and soy futures suggests market slump could continue
Contracts have been renegotiated so that exporters and importers share the increase in freight costs and pass them on to customers
Jayraj Patil said that he incurred the loss on December 20 because of a tech glitch on the brokerage platform; Zerodha has denied it
Binance's split from WazirX in 2022 seemed advantageous, but a government crackdown on offshore platforms has shifted dynamics, impacting the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange in the Indian market.
The closing price of a security on Friday sets the tone for Monday’s opening. But it’s not as simple as it appears. What should you be looking for, in order to be a smarter trader?
The negotiations for the trade agreement with the UK are in the last stage and talks with the EU are moving at a faster pace.
A host of commodities are in bear territory, which raises a question of what should investors or traders do in this market
The wedding season begins from November 23 and will last till December15. In the 23 days of the wedding season, traders, hotels and other businesses are looking at a boost in revenues. Catch Manisha Gupta in conversation with Praveen Khandelwal, CAIT Secretary General.
Vijay Gupta was recently awarded a compensation of Rs 8,225 by the BSE Grievance Redressal Committee. Gupta said the outcome of a 2010 case between Vivek Sharma and Reliance Securities was what gave him confidence.
Volatility in the rupee is hovering near the lowest in almost two decades and the currency has managed to avoid breaching a record low even as rising US rates wreaked havoc in emerging markets.
On Monday, 18,072 quintals of onions were auctioned at Lasalgaon APMC at the average rate of Rs 2,051 per quintal.
Proprietary brokers who are subletting their trading terminals against rules have been under pressure of late because of inspections by the NSE, forcing a change in the arrangement with the traders, leading to friction.