📰 ET Markets ⚪ NEUTRAL 🕒 19 Oct 2026, 08:47 AM IST

U-turn from regulator may be new lifeline to Indian derivatives

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Core Development: U-turn from regulator may be new lifeline to Indian derivatives

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Market & Financial Impact: The return of a stable settlement system in India's equity-derivatives market could signal a promising recovery. Following the tumultuous closure auction process introduced in August, regulators are aiming to restore order. Market players are optimistic that this newfound clarity will not only enhance trader confidence but also boost derivatives trading volumes over time.

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U-turn from regulator may be new lifeline to Indian derivatives

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