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Will BSE shares recover from CAS hit? HDFC Securities rates stock 'add', sees revival in derivatives volumes

BSE could see derivatives volumes recover as the impact of the Closing Auction Session eases. HDFC Securities retained an ADD rating, citing early volume improvement, resilient market share and potential regulatory changes to address hedging challenges around expiry trading days.

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Will BSE shares recover from CAS hit? HDFC Securities rates stock 'add', sees revival in derivatives volumes
BSE could see derivatives volumes recover as the impact of the Closing Auction Session eases. HDFC Securities retained an ADD rating, citing early volume improvement, resilient market share and potential regulatory changes to address hedging challenges around expiry trading days.
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