On the flipside, it was ICICI Securities that flagged broader risks to BSE’s stock performance, citing a combination of factors: regulatory overhang on volumes, recent change in derivatives expiry day, and the stock’s rich valuations. The brokerage highlighted that BSE’s premium average daily turnover (ADTV) in June fell 12.4% month-on-month to ₹13,900 crore, following sharp gains in April and May.
BSE, Angel One Shares Plunge Up To 9% On Buzz Over Sebi Mulling Tighter Options Trading Rules
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