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India Options Trading Drops 27% as New Auction Upends Strategies

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 12 August 2026, 05:47 UTC By Savio Shetty 1 min read
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Index-options trading volumes in India have slumped in the first week of the new closing auction mechanism as traders adjust to one of the country’s biggest market-structure overhauls in years.

Index-options trading volumes in India have slumped in the first week of the new closing auction mechanism as traders adjust to one of the country’s biggest market-structure overhauls in years.
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