Chiranjivi Chakraborty is an Equities Reporter at various esteemed publications. He specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a keen focus on emerging markets, global finance, and corporate finance, as well as algorithmic and day trading. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BusinessMirror, Financial Post, and Bloomberg News.
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Selling by retail investors could limit potential upside in the Nifty benchmark.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Cecile Vannucci, Savio Shetty
A key options trade particularly popular in India to bet on volatility on the day equity derivatives expire showed an unusual pattern on Tuesday, highlighting a potential trading opportunity as market players grapple with a new mechanism for determining closing prices.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Alex Gabriel Simon
India’s new method of setting official closing prices for its stocks is drawing complaints from some of the firms that do the most to keep its $5.2 trillion market humming along.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty
The Indian equity market saw investors experiencing a striking loss of 916.85 billion rupees in futures and options trading. Retail trader involvement in equity derivatives has significantly dwindled from the previous year. This downturn signifies the impact of regulatory reforms aimed at reducing reckless speculative behavior. With the Securities and Exchange Board of India and policymakers introducing multiple safeguards, there has been a noticeable impact on overall trading volumes.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty
Individuals in India lost 916.85 billion rupees buying and selling equity futures and options in the year ended March, down from 1.1 trillion rupees a year earlier.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Katherine Doherty
By Katherine Doherty and Chiranjivi Chakraborty Corp. agreed to buy as much as 49.9% of a lending unit of Jio Financial Services
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty
India has replaced Indonesia as Asia’s least-preferred stock market in a survey of fund managers by Bank of America Corp., signaling growing caution toward a market that’s among the world’s worst performers this year.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty
India has replaced Indonesia as Asia's least-preferred stock market among fund managers surveyed by Bank of America, with 32% of respondents net underweight on Indian equities. Lack of clear AI exposure, weak growth, high valuations and limited reforms emerged as key concerns, even as improving earnings and renewed foreign inflows provide some support.
By: Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Savio Shetty
India’s securities regulator issued an interim order against a JPMorgan Chase & Co. unit in record time, a move market watchers say could deter attempts to manipulate the country’s new closing stock auction.
By: Ashutosh Joshi, Chiranjivi Chakraborty
India’s popular stock benchmark, the BSE Sensex, briefly plunged about 3% during a 20-minute closing auction Thursday, exacerbating concerns over thin liquidity and manipulation during the window.
