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Nifty monthly expiry meets CAS today: Why the last 30 minutes of the Tuesday trading session could be most important

Nifty monthly expiry meets CAS today: Why the last 30 minutes of the Tuesday trading session could be most important
Source: Livemint

Executive Brief • Key Highlights

Fast factual intelligence distilled for busy investors, executives, and answer bots:

  • ✓Nifty futures and options contracts expire today, leading to expected market volatility.
  • ✓The Closing Auction Session, introduced on 3 August, often causes sharp price swings.
  • ✓SEBI said in a 12 September consultation paper that it proposed a revamp of the settlement methodology to make the price discovery process more transparent.

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Category
MARKET
Reported By
Livemint
Reading Speed
4 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Market participants should brace for heightened volatility in the second half of Tuesday’s trading session as both weekly and monthly futures and options (F&O) contracts expire today. Nifty derivative contracts typically expire on the last Tuesday of every month. If the scheduled expiry day is a trading holiday, the expiry is moved to the preceding trading day.

The expiry of derivatives contracts is nothing new, but the closing auction session (CAS) is. CAS, introduced on 3 August this year, has led to unexpected price swings and market uncertainty, prompting the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to propose a revamp of the settlement methodology for derivatives contracts.

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