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NCDEX suffers major losses as suspension of futures gets extended

The commodities are paddy (non-basmati), wheat, chana, mustard seed and its derivatives, soybean and its derivatives, crude palm oil and moong

FPIs hoist their sails as they head for calmer waters, shows data

Will they weather the tempest of withdrawing Rs 25,305 crore since September, or is a perfect storm brewing for Indian equities?

Invest in multiple single-factor funds with a 7 to 10-year horizon

Timing entry and exit in a single-factor fund is impossible

NSE expands its commodity derivatives segment with 13 new contracts

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday said it has launched 13 new commodity derivatives contracts, a move that will help investors efficiently manage their risk. With this launch, NSE offers 28 products in the commodity derivatives segment, the exchange said in a statement. The 13 new derivatives contracts that have been launched are 'option on futures' on gold 1kg futures, gold mini futures, silver mini futures, copper futures, zinc futures, gold guinea (8 grams) futures, aluminium futures, aluminium mini futures, lead futures, lead mini futures, nickel futures, zinc futures and zinc mini futures. "With the launch of 13 new products today, futures and options on all key products in energy, bullion, and base metals categories are available on the NSE platform. This will enable participants to efficiently manage their risk across commodities on the exchange platform, " Sriram Krishnan, Chief Business Development Officer, NSE said. Over the last few days, NSE has launched six n

Shares of NSE valued at Rs 1,860 crore changed hands in September

Stock price largely unchanged over the past one year

Options contracts of Nifty Financial Services index witness wild swings

It opened at Rs 162 compared to the previous day's close of Rs 224

NSE, BSE kick off World Investor Week 2023 to boost investor knowledge

Leading stock exchanges NSE and BSE on Monday kicked off World Investor Week 2023 to boost investor knowledge and promote responsible investing. World Investor Week 2023 (WIW) -- an initiative led by the Securities Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) -- is being celebrated from October 9 to October 15, the exchanges said in separate statements. The initiative is a global campaign that promotes investor education and protection. It provides an opportunity for stock exchanges, regulators, and other financial institutions to engage with investors, raise awareness about the importance of investor education, and highlight the various opportunities available in the financial markets. As part of this initiative, the bourses rang the closing bell on Monday to mark the beginning of World Investor Week 2023. "World Investor Week is an important occasion for us to reaffirm our dedication to investor protection and education," NSE

Over 3 million demat accounts opened in Sept for second consecutive month

The country's two depository firms, Central Depository Services and the National Securities Depository, added about 3.1 million new accounts

NSE, BSE eye core mkts with new launches as MCX awaits trading platform

As MCX manoeuvres the regulatory rigmarole over a new trading platform, its better-known rivals NSE and BSE, despite their relatively minuscule market share, are set to launch a major bid on Monday to enter the areas hitherto dominated by the country's largest commodity exchange. MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd) has been under the spotlight for a long time with regard to its transition to a new commodity trading platform from the one developed by its erstwhile promoter Financial Technologies India Ltd, now known as 63 Moons, that it has contracted to use till the year-end after repeated extensions. MCX announced last month that it will go live with the new platform developed by TCS from October 3, the implementation was put on hold soon after by the capital market regulator Sebi due to "technical issues" and in the wake of some pending legal matters. While the exchange has been holding mock trading sessions for the new software for quite a long time and will continue on .

NSE to launch options contracts on WTI Crude Oil, Natural Gas from Oct 9

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday said it will launch options on NYMEX WTI Crude Oil and Natural Gas futures contracts in its commodity derivatives segment from October 9. "The exchange has received approval from Sebi (Securities and Exchange Board of India) for launching options contracts on underlying WTI Crude Oil and Natural Gas Futures. The contracts would be available for trading from October 9," NSE said in a circular. On September 26, the exchange announced the launch date as October 16 and now it has been rescheduled to October 9. The addition of options on futures contracts will further boost NSE's product offering in the overall commodity segment. These contracts are designed to provide the market participants with a more efficient way to manage their commodity risk, the NSE had stated. Earlier, the exchange launched rupee denominated futures contracts on underlying NYMEX WTI crude oil and natural gas in its commodity derivatives segment. The NSE witnessed a ..

Calm Vix index seen flaring up in wake of Lok Sabha elections in 2024

Despite experiencing sharp intraday fluctuations in recent sessions, the VIX index has consistently settled below 12

Markets hit 4-week lows on FPI selloff; Sensex ends 610 points lower

Overseas funds have stepped up the selling pressure following the US Federal Reserve's indication that interest rates will stay higher for longer

Equity market: Speed versus quality

Reducing transaction time beyond a certain threshold may not enhance equity market quality. On the contrary, it could reduce participation and diversity and harm the markets

Digikore Studios subscribed 282x, JSW Infra subscribed 37.37x on last day

The Rs 30-crore initial public offering (IPO) of Digikore Studios (on the National Sto­ck Exchange's SME platform) garn­ered 282 times subscription, attracting bids worth Rs 5,407 crore

Sebi renews licences of NSE Clearing, Indian Clearing Corp for three years

Capital market regulator Sebi has renewed the licences of NSE Clearing Ltd and Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd for three years. The three-year licence will be valid till October 2, 2026, according to two separate gazette notifications issued on Wednesday. NSE Clearing Ltd is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd (ICCL) is an arm of BSE. While considering the applications for renewal of recognition by NSE Clearing and ICCL, Sebi said it would be in the interest of the trade, in the interest of securities market and also in the public interest to do so. The watchdog has renewed their recognition to function as clearing corporations "for three years commencing on October 3, 2023 and ending on October 2, 2026". NSE Clearing and ICCL are responsible for clearing and settlement of all trades executed on NSE and BSE, respectively, as well as carry out deposit and collateral management, and risk management functions.

Shares of Finolex Cables jump over 6% after Supreme Court judgement

Shares of the company last traded at Rs 1,194, up 6.6 per cent over its previous day's close. Experts said traders are lapping up the stock in anticipation of a change in guard at the company

Digikore Studios subscribed 282x, JSW Infra subscribed 37.37x on last day

The Rs 30-crore initial public offering (IPO) of Digikore Studios (on the National Sto­ck Exchange's SME platform) garn­ered 282 times subscription, attracting bids worth Rs 5,407 crore

Nuvama Wealth Management makes NSE debut; stock settles at Rs 2,612

The company is aiming to double its bottomline in three years underpinned by the growing number of wealthy Indians and their demand for investment solutions

Boards: Navigating regulation and reality

As governance regulations evolve, the task of building a board that truly serves a company's needs is going to become more challenging

Curbs imposed on companies may apply brakes on rising SME volumes

Market players said the curbs will clamp down on speculative activity and attract serious buyers