Sensex weekly options gaining traction on non-expiry days: Sebi study

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The expiry to non-expiry average daily premium turnover on BSE has drastically declined to 3.4 times by end of FY26 from over 20 times prior to November 2024 when the regulator initiated measures to curb retail frenzy in options trading

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Sensex weekly options gaining traction on non-expiry days: Sebi study

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