Margining of institutional trades in the cash market from Monday is expected to result in a further dip in volumes, affecting institutional trades this time. 


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</p><p class='TableClas'>Brokers dealing with institutional investors see volumes taking a further knock until practical issues in the margin system for institutions are sorted out. 
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New margin norms set to dent volumes

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