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Regulatory authorities used intra-day trading curbs more often last year

Instances of stocks being transferred to the trade-for-trade segment rose 12-25 per cent across exchanges during the year

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The trade-for-trade segment doesn’t allow shares to be bought and sold on the same day

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Regulatory authorities barred intra-day trading of stocks often to curb speculation in the last financial year.
 
Instances of stocks being transferred to the trade-for-trade segment rose 12-25 per cent across

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First Published: Feb 22 2021 | 12:49 PM IST

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