Central agency had been waiting for approval since March 2022
Says the exchange is in consultation for increasing market trading timing
Shares of eight of the 10 group firms closed in the red, while two companies settled in the green territory on Friday
The Congress alleged on Thursday that the National Stock Exchange (NSE) "failed" to take action against the embattled Adani Group and asked if there was "pressure" on the bourse and market regulator SEBI to go easy on the conglomerate. Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh posed a set of three questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of the party's "HAHK (Hum Adani ke Hain Kaun)" series to target the government in the wake of the fraud-allegation-triggered rout in Adani Group company stocks. Ramesh alleged that the "failure" of market regulators like the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to protect Indian capital markets has "tarnished" their image and put a question mark on the integrity of India's financial markets. In a statement addressing the prime minister, Ramesh said, "You (PM) have used strong words in the past, calling on world leaders at G20 meets 'to eliminate safe havens for economic offenders', to 'track down and unconditionally extradite money
Traders must adopt a bullish stance on the market as the Nifty 50 index closed above 17,870, indicating that bulls are likely to be stronger than bears in the near-term, says Ravi Nathani
The stellar growth was despite a 20 per cent year-on-year fall in cash market volumes during the 9MFY23
Shareholding of retail investors fell 11 basis points quarter-on-quarter to 7.23%, while that of high networth individuals (HNIs) also declined 1 bp to 1.89%
NSE asks asked brokers to check for suspicious transactions as derivative activity surges
The move is to shield investors against risky and speculative trades
When a stock is included in the ASM list, it serves as a warning to the investors about unusual activity in the stock
"The Budget would support growth and the Indian consumption story, and keep us in good stead, given headwinds in China and developed markets and until the rest of the world eases"
Through circuit filters, stock exchanges limit the daily fluctuations in a stock to stop unduly fall or rise in prices
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has again emerged as the world's largest derivatives exchange in 2022, in terms of the number of contracts traded, according to the Futures Industry Association (FIA). This is the fourth consecutive year when the exchange earned the top spot, the NSE said in a statement on Sunday. In addition, the exchange was ranked third in the equity segment by the number of trades (electronic order book) in 2022, an advancement from the previous year when it was in the fourth position, as per statistics maintained by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE). The calendar year witnessed the benchmark equity index the Nifty 50 touching lifetime high of 18,887.60. Further, significant strengthening in liquidity was seen in several product categories, including equity, equity derivatives and currency derivatives. In the equity segment, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) daily-average turnover stood at Rs 470 crore in CY 2022, an increase of 51 per cent year-on-y
Whether they make or lose money, traders have to incur transaction costs, including brokerage, exchange fees, turnover fees, and securities transaction tax, etc.
Legal experts cite 'inconsistencies' in Tribunal's order
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Equity benchmarks extended their rally for the second straight session on Wednesday amid buying in index heavyweights HDFC twins and fresh foreign funds inflows.
The 30-share BSE Sensex rallied 562.75 points or 0.94 per cent to settle at 60,655.72
Currently, the Nifty's 20-DEMA is around 18,080. If the index manages to surpass this key hurdle, it may see further upward movement, observe analysts
In case normalcy is not restored till 2:15 pm, trading hours will be extended till 5:00 pm