According to securities market regulator Sebi's Chairman Ajay Tyagi, Indian stock market volatility "may continue" for some more time due to global factors
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Patel said the correction in the last few days underscores that market indices can move pretty quickly
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Sebi chief Ajay Tyagi said that volatility in Indian markets may continue for some time due to global reasons like the healthy US job markets numbers
FM Jaitley said there was now an increased reliance on the bond market as far as credit was concerned
Patel said RBI and Sebi need to be cognisant of stock market movements
Since the government borrowed through floaters, the interest rate is likely to rise in the near term
The markets are expected to remain choppy as investors adjust their asset allocations amid rising interest rates
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Meanwhile, shares of Fortis soared 17.6 per cent on Friday amid reports that the Manipal Hospital, backed by TPG, was in advanced talks to merge itself with the company
That means foreign exchanges and trading platforms can no longer use the indexes and data for derivatives and they can no longer trade any existing derivatives
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