Facing competition from BSE , NSE has halved Nifty contract size to 25 shares, effective from April 26th, impacting all durations (weekly, monthly etc.
Written by - Prathyush Gupta Designed by- Prince Kumar
This strategic move aims to undercut BSE's cheaper Sensex options contracts. Photo Credit: Pexels
NSE also adjusts lot sizes for Nifty Financial Services and Midcap Select contracts. Photo Credit: Pexels
Sensex contracts gained popularity due to their lower cost compared to NSE's Nifty contracts. Photo Credit: Pexels
NSE's reduction makes their contracts more competitive. Photo Credit: Pexels
This likely counters BSE's growing popularity in derivatives trading. Photo Credit: Pexels
The contract value is based on the underlying index's average closing price (e.g., Rs 5.5 lakh for Nifty contracts vs Rs 7.3 lakh for Sensex contracts in March). Photo Credit: Pexels
This change benefits exchanges and brokerages. Photo Credit: Pexels
More affordable contracts could see more individual investors and fewer unprofitable options sold. Photo Credit: Pexels
This information is for general awareness purposes only. Please consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before investing in any scheme.