High-Frequency Traders Avoid India Stock Closing Auction Due to SEBI Rules

High-frequency trading firms are reportedly avoiding India's new method for setting official stock closing prices, citing hurdles related to SEBI's short-selling regulations.

10 Aug, 01:00 — 10 Aug, 01:00

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HFTs Shun India Stock Closing Auction Over SEBI Short-Selling Hurdle

India’s new method of setting official closing prices for its stocks is drawing complaints from some of the firms that do the most to keep its $5.2 trillion market humming along.

By Alex Gabriel Simon and Chiranjivi Chakraborty

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High-Frequency Traders Avoid India Stock Closing Auction Due to SEBI Rules

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HFTs Shun India Stock Closing Auction Over SEBI Short-Selling Hurdle

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