Three new stocks get F&O contracts from today
In short
Three new stocks were set to get futures and options contracts from today. CNBC TV18 also noted that stocks missing regulatory criteria for three months in a row can be removed and must wait one year to return.
This matters for traders because F&O can bring more activity and risk, but the three names were not stated in the available reporting.
What the reporting says
Three new stocks were set to have futures and options contracts from today, according to the headline and a CNBC TV18 market summary. The source also says existing F&O stocks that fail regulatory criteria for three straight months are phased out and face a mandatory one-year re-entry ban. The reporting does not name the three stocks or say how trading volumes may change.
Why it matters
Three new stocks were scheduled to start F&O trading from today, while CNBC TV18’s summary also notes the rule that existing F&O names can be phased out after three months of failing regulatory criteria and then face a one-year ban on re-entry. The source does not name the stocks. That leaves the immediate market impact and which contracts were added unknown.