T 0 TRADE CYCLE
Tube Investments shares gain 0.17% as Sensex rises
A total of 3,327 shares changed hands on the counter till 12:53PM (IST)
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Why FIIs are turning net sellers in Indian markets and it not because of election jitteriness, explains Niraj Kumar
While the incumbent government securing its third term bodes well for market stability, it does juxtapose them with some dependency on allies for imperative policy decisions.
IT sector: As the global interest rate cycle changes, time to shed the bias against them? 7 software stocks with upside potential of upto 32 %
In the last few days, there have been trading sessions where all of sudden IT stocks have started to do well. This is coming at a time when there is nothing positive which either companies from the sector have said or there is anything else which can be seen as signs of things changing for better. Is this an first indication that global risk on trade is back on the table. There is enough evidence to show when US interest rates are high, there is a risk off mode globally and tech stocks both in India and globally don't outperform, rather they at times under perform. As soon as there is an indication that interest rates in the US are likely to come down, the risk on trade tends to make a comeback and tech stocks start to do well globally. But incase of Indian IT stock, there is probability that this risk on trade is helpful but another factor is adjustment of valuations and finally the fact that some money is going to move toward a strong and stable balance sheet.
Investment returns during coalition govt: Modi 3.0 might be good for stock market, mutual fund investors, show trends during previous govts
How will be Modi 3.0 for investments? The stock market experienced a sharp decline following the Lok Sabha elections 2024, causing concern among young investors. They are worried about their investments as a coalition National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government prepares to take oath on June 9, 2024. Will the volatility in the stock market continue? How will NDA-3.0 be for your hard-earned money? Is there a bad government for your investments? Should the incoming government worry debt investors? Should you invest in equities, mutual funds or debt instruments? Questions such as these are worrying investors. So here are some answers that should give an idea of what is in store for you in the next five years.
Australia, NZ dlrs in demand as rate outlooks diverge
The Australian and New Zealand dollars rose as G7 central banks started easing cycles, contrasting with steady rates at home. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is expected to maintain rates at 5.5% until November, while the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is unlikely to ease until April next year.
Expect 13-15% earnings growth in FY-25 driven by topline growth, margin expansion: Venugopal Garre
Remember, we have not even yet seen a rate cycle decline as well, so those are the levers which come through late in the year from a support point of view for macro.
- Go To Page 1
Great opportunity for investors to build or reconstruct their portfolios: Sandeep Tandon
See, both manufacturing and defence in particular have been very expensive. If I have to say in any manufacturing space where is the biggest froth? Again, not in absolute terms but on relative basis, defence is the biggest froth which got built and is getting built for last many months now.
Top altcoins to buy before the market blooms
After the pre-halving rally, the crypto market has been going through a lukewarm period. For strategic investors, this presents excellent opportunities to buy at low costs.
5 ongoing crypto presales set to explode potentially
The low entry point of promising crypto presales allows strategic investors to maintain a healthy risk-reward ratio.
5 undervalued crypto coins for the next bull run
Market relevance, FOMO, and attractive passive income underpin these crypto coins' large growth potential.
T+0 is more than a procedural update. It will fundamentally alter trading
The shift to T+0 has met with mixed reactions and holds immense potential to enhance market operations. Here's why it can potentially improve the efficiency in the cash markets to the next level.
India’s exports declined 0.7% in March; trade deficit at an 11-month low
For the full year, the trade deficit, at $240 billion, was 9.3% lower than the previous year. Exports tumbled 3.1%, as geopolitical tensions continued to plague trade. Imports during this period were down 5.4% from FY23.
T+0 settlement cycle: Dalal Street ahead of Wall Street, a precursor to instant settlement
Last month, after a long debate we witnessed the part implementation of T+0 settlement cycle for trading in the securities markets. Timely and quicker settlement is a sign of an efficient market as it reduces the risk of any wrongdoing.
Beta version of T+0 settlement to be launched today: All you need to know
A 'beta version' will be implemented to ensure the smooth functioning of the shorter settlement cycle before its full-fledged launch.
T+0 trade settlement scrip list released: Bajaj Auto, SBI, and 3 Tata Group stocks part of the list
Stock exchanges will introduce the beta version of ‘T+0’ or same-day trade settlement in the 25 scrips in the cash segment from Thursday.
A modest debut for T+0 settlement
According to BSE, 63 brokers participated in the shorter trade settlement process with 41 trading in 10 stocks. They placed a total of 329 orders which resulted in 90 trades, said the exchange in a release.
T+0 Settlement: A new dawn in Indian stock market
Traditionally, Indian exchanges followed a T+2 settlement cycle, which was shortened to T+1 in January 2023. It started in a phased manner from January 2022.
T+0 trade cycle to begin Thursday: Will this transition be smooth or rough for D-Street?
Stock exchanges set to introduce 'T+0' settlement for select stocks, parallel to T+1. SEBI to monitor progress. Vamsi Krishna lauds benefits while concerns about market volatility persist. Transition from T+1 required infrastructure changes. Cash market volumes may decline.
T+0 trade settlement to begin from March 28; here’s all you need to know
Trade settlement is the process of transferring securities and funds between buyers and sellers after a trade is executed. The shorter the settlement cycle, the faster investors can access the securities and funds. Currently, the Indian stock market operates on a T+1 settlement cycle for all scrips.
Full list of 25 stocks available for T+0 trade settlement from Thursday
T+0 settlement cycle will be available along with the current T+1 cycle. It is optional. Prices of stocks trading under T+0 will not be considered in index calculation and settlement price computation.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: T+0 settlement may skew ratio of F&O volumes to cash market trades: Trivesh D, Tradejini
Trivesh D believes 2024 could be a breakthrough year for the Indian stock market, citing historical trends and positive foreign investor sentiment. The market's bullish outlook emphasizes the importance of quality investments in navigating market volatility and building a strong economy. He also said introduction of T+0 the might require improvements in the currenct ecosystem.
T+0 settlement, Nifty rejig, F&O expiry among 10 factors to hog D-Street in truncated week
The week ahead is expected to be action-packed for Dalal Street investors despite being a truncated one ofonly 3 working days, as all eyes will be on the launch of the ‘T+0’ settlement cycle by exchanges.
BSE, NSE to introduce ‘T+0’ trade settlement in securities on March 28
On March 21, the Sebi issued the framework for implementing the beta version of same-day settlement on an optional basis, in addition to the T+1 settlement cycle.
T+0 settlement to be optional at first, limited to 25 stocks
To start with, the new trade settlement system will run in tandem with the existing T+1 cycle in the equity cash market. It will be applicable for 25 stocks and only select brokers can participate in the new system, said the regulator.
Sebi to launch beta version of T+0 trade settlement for 25 scrips
Sebi introduces beta T+0 trade settlement cycle alongside T+1 for 25 scrips with limited brokers. Investors must meet process and risk requirements. There will be one continuous session from 09:15 am-1:30 pm. The surveillance measures that are currently applicable in the T+1 settlement cycle will also be applicable to scrips in the T+0 settlement cycle.
‘T+0’ trade settlement in India to soon be a reality; all you need to know about it
Last week, the Securities and Exchange Board of India said that the beta version of optional T+0 settlement will be launched for a limited set of 25 stocks, and with a limited set of brokers.
Asia stocks steady; Nikkei bruised by BOJ pivot bets
Japan's Nikkei was headed for a fourth successive day of loss - its longest losing streak in about five months - as a potential policy pivot from the Bank of Japan (BOJ) at its meeting next week draws near.
Sebi to start T+0 trade settlement on optional basis by March 28: Chairperson Buch
Sebi had proposed to implement instantaneous settlement of trades of T+0 in two phases. In phase 1, the regulator will begin with implementing an optional T+0 settlement cycle (for trades till 1:30 PM), with the settlement of funds and securities to be completed on the same day by 4:30 PM.
Load More
