Indias new 20-minute closing auction system is facing renewed scrutiny after the Sensex briefly plunged nearly 3% during Thursdays session, highlighting concerns over thin liquidity and price volatility. Introduced on August 3 to improve price discovery and align India with global markets, the system has also come under SEBIs lens following an alleged market-manipulation case.

Sensex plunged over 2,000 points during Thursdays closing auction session before recovering some losses, while Nifty remained comparatively stable. Market experts attributed the…

The recent Closing Auction Session has led to dramatic swings in the market, resulting in major losses for investors. While the intention behind the new system was to enhance…

Indian bank stocks saw sharp NSE-BSE closing price gaps, with IndusInd Bank recording a nearly ₹33 difference amid scrutiny of the new auction system.

Indian bank stocks saw unusually wide price gaps between the NSE and BSE during Thursdays closing auction, with IndusInd Bank recording its widest exchange price difference in…