Archive · 25 Jul 2025
NSE Weekly Turnover Rises Sharply, Driven by Market Maker
Imagine a stock market where people buy and sell company shares.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has seen a big increase in how much money is being traded each week!
This is because a company called JS Group was allowed to start trading again after they had some problems.
The people in charge of the market are now watching JS Group closely to make sure everything is fair.
NSE's weekly expiry turnover rose 21% to Rs 510.13 lakh crore.
The number of contracts traded also increased by 22% to 276.33 million.
Market participants attribute the rise to JS Group's return to trading.
JS Group, a US-based market maker, was allowed to resume trading by SEBI.
SEBI will closely monitor JS Group's activities after they agreed to cease manipulative activities.
- Who
- The NSE, JS Group, SEBI, and market participants.
- What
- NSE's weekly expiry turnover increased significantly.
- When
- The increase was observed on Thursday compared to the previous week.
- Where
- At the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
- Why
- Due to the return of JS Group to trading and market participants' assessment of IT companies' first-quarter results.
- Turnover Increase
- 21%
- Turnover Amount
- Rs 510.13 lakh crore
- Contracts Traded Increase
- 22%
- Contracts Traded
- 276.33 million
- JS Group
- US-based market maker
- SEBI Action
- Allowed JS Group to resume trading.