BSE shares experienced a decline following the exchange's acknowledgment that a new trading session format has led to reduced market activity. Equity derivatives turnover reached multi-month lows in August, accompanied by a significant drop in average daily traded turnover as traders pulled back due to increased volatility on expiry days.
BSE shares fell dropped on Wednesday after the exchange acknowledged that the newly introduced Closing Auction Session (CAS) had contributed to lower trading volumes. Equity derivatives turnover hit multi-month lows in August, while BSE’s average daily traded turnover declined 26% month-on-month as traders reduced activity amid heightened expiry-day volatility.
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