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SEBI reports a significant surge in net losses for retail equity derivatives traders, reaching 1.05 lakh crore in fiscal 2025, a 41% increase from the previous year. Despite measures to tighten norms and reduce index options turnover, a large majority of retail traders continue to experience losses.
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Nifty 50 companies are projected to experience a modest 4.6% net profit increase and a 4.5% revenue rise for the June 2025 quarter, marking the first single-digit profit growth in nine quarters. Muted demand persists, impacting revenue growth for the fourth consecutive quarter.
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FMCG stocks experienced a surge following positive business updates from Godrej Consumer, Dabur, and Marico, signaling improved demand prospects. Godrej Consumer led the gains, fueled by expectations of double-digit revenue growth. While some analysts caution against generalizing the trend, optimism is driven by a favorable monsoon and anticipated urban demand uptick, potentially favoring stocks with stronger growth prospects.
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Securities and Exchange Board of India will upgrade its surveillance to curb derivatives market manipulation. This follows action against Jane Street for alleged illegal index manipulation. Tuhin Kanta Pandey said monitoring will be strengthened at Sebi and stock exchange levels. Sebi had barred Jane Street and seized illegal gains of Rs 4,844 crore.
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Market regulator SEBI analyzed trading activity in the equity derivatives segment. The analysis revealed that most individual traders faced net losses in FY25. Index options turnover saw a year-on-year decrease. However, it increased compared to two years prior. The number of individual investors trading in equity derivatives also declined year-on-year.
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