NSE F&O Expiration varies from Tuesday, BSE Thursday to September 1

MUMBAI: The NSE has transferred its weekly and monthly derivatives contracts on Tuesday, when the BSE said its agreement would expire on Thursday, September 1, both according to the BOURS RS.

Both exchanges will keep the end day of the derivatives contracts for the existing contract without the Index Options Agreement for a long time.

NSE is transferring the termination day for index and stock derivatives from Thursday to Tuesday. Its monthly agreement will end from September 1 to the last Tuesday of every month. 31 August will continue with the termination of Thursday, the contract that ends on or before the Gust.

The BSE will move its derivatives from Tuesday to Thursday. The Monthly Agreement of the Exchange will end from September 1 to the last Thursday of every month. 31 August will continue to expire on Tuesday, the contract that ends on or before the Gust. “He is a victory for both exchanges,” said Chandan Taparia, head of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Technology and Derivatives Research. “Going forward, we see that short -term traders can choose the NSE, while traders in the position can benefit from the BSE.” The decision of both the B Ours RS to go to the new derivative expiration days came after Sebi made the mandatory that the termination of all equity derivatives agreements would be limited two days a week – Tuesday or Thursday.