BSE and NSE’s combined average daily turnover in cash market slides 32% YoY in July

Whilst market regulator Sebi pushes to deepen money markets and curb extreme hypothesis within the futures & choices (F&O) phase, July information reveals that the mixed Common Day by day Turnover (ADT) of the BSE and NSE slipped 32% year-on-year to Rs 1.02 lakh crore.

The turnover within the fairness money phase noticed a decline of 0.9% at BSE and eight.3% on the NSE, Sebi bulletin revealed.

The dip in common turnover might be attributed to the continuing worries round Trump tariffs and weak Q1 earnings. Nifty fell almost 3% in July.

Turnover within the fairness money phase noticed a average rise of 5.4% in June on the BSE and a couple of.1% at NSE whereas the mixed ADT at BSE and NSE for June 2025 was Rs 1.2 lakh crore, a 26.4% lower than the ADT throughout June 2024.

Snapping the market rally that began in March and prolonged by June, the Indian fairness markets witnessed correction in July amid tariff-related uncertainties, subdued company earnings and overseas capital flight.

The correction was broad-based with Nifty Smallcap 100 and Midcap 50 indices declining by 5.8% and three.8%, respectively.Among the many sectoral indices, barring pharma and FMCG indices, all sectoral indices resulted in destructive territory in July. In the course of the month, Nifty Pharma superior by 3.3%, adopted by Nifty Healthcare (2.9%) and Nifty FMCG (1.7%). Nifty IT witnessed the very best decline (9.4%), adopted by Nifty Realty (7.5%) and Nifty Media (7.3%). Nifty Realty and Nifty Media continued to exhibit highest annualised volatility among the many sectors.

Futures & Choices (F&O)

The notional choices turnover elevated considerably at each NSE and BSE by 16% and 30% respectively, as in comparison with earlier month, whereas the premium possibility turnover decreased marginally by 3% and a couple of% for NSE and BSE respectively. Within the futures phase, the July turnover went down by 40% at BSE whereas declining 5% for the NSE.

India’s capital markets regulator stays dedicated to deepening the money equities market, chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey had mentioned on Thursday.

Sebi is contemplating extending the tenure and maturity of fairness derivatives contracts in a phased method, chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey mentioned on Thursday. Talking at a FICCI occasion, Pandey underlined the regulator’s dedication to deepening the money equities market, calling it the “true basis of capital formation.” He acknowledged the derivatives phase’s function in driving market progress however harassed the necessity for high quality, stability, and sustainable growth within the general market construction.

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