NSE, BSE to conduct special trading session on Saturday, May 18: Check timings and key details
Summary
The special trading session will be held to check the preparedness of the disaster preparedness of the exchanges in case of any major disruptions.
The domestic markets will remain open for a special trading session in the equity as well as equity derivative segments on Saturday, May 18. However, the bourses will not open during regular trading hours but will remain open for a short duration of two trading sessions.
A special trading session will be held to check the disaster preparedness of the exchanges in case of any major disruptions.
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and BSE informed in separate circulars that the special live trading session is taking place to check the preparedness of market intermediaries in case a major disruption occurs or the primary site shows failure.
Trading will be conducted in two sessions, the first one lasting for 45 minutes, beginning at 9:15 am and concluding at 10 am, while the second one spanning over an hour, from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm.
Both stock exchanges said that an intraday switchover will be conducted from the primary site (PR) to the disaster recovery (DR) site during the special live trading session tomorrow in the equity and equity derivatives segments.
Further, the pre-open period for the first session will be from 9 am to 9:08 am, while the pre-open and closing time for the second session will be at 11:15 am and 11:23 am, respectively.
All traders must note that any open orders that are not executed by the end of the first session will not be moved to the next session and will be cancelled, according to the bourses.
During the special trading session on May 18, traders will be allowed to place on delivery trades, and no intraday trading will be allowed, while new positions will not be placed through the Margin Trading Facility (MTF).
Also, all securities, including the ones available in the derivative segment, will have limits set at an upper circuit band of 5%, with no ‘flexing of securities or futures contracts’ permitted in this trading session.
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