The Indian stock market has suffered a significant blow, losing 2400 points in three days due to escalating geopolitical and geoeconomic concerns.

The Indian stock market experienced a sharp decline due to increased Securities Transaction Tax on derivatives, with a 1,547-point drop in the BSE Sensex. Analysts expect the market to recover quickly ...

NSE, BSE Expiry Day Change Impact: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE have swapped the expiry days for derivative contracts. The changes came into effect from the September 2025 series, stating ...

Singhvi noted that the main reason for the decline was the unwinding of trader positions. Heavy mark-to-market (MTM) losses led to margin calls, forcing traders to reduce positions rapidly.

The Sensex crashed nearly 800 points, or about 1%, to an intraday low of 81,510, while the Nifty 50, too, plunged 1% to touch 25,043 on the downside. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices dropped by up ...

BSE has been directed by SEBI move its weekly expiry to Thursday, while NSE will be shifting its weekly expiry to Tuesday. What does this mean for traders, shareholders, and the overall derivatives ...

Since STT is charged on every trade, and not on profits, traders must pay it even if they incur losses. This makes frequent ...