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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] As Indian markets continue their bull run, investors are faced with key changes, effective October, which could impact their trading strategies and profits. Among the notable changes are charges levied by the exchanges, a hike in Securities Transaction Tax (STT), and revamped rules governing share buybacks. NSE, BSE revise transaction charges Leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE revised their transaction fees for cash and futures and options trading. These changes, which will kick in from October 1, came after markets regulator Sebi mandated a uniform flat fee structure for all members of market infrastructure institutions.BSE has revised the transaction fees for Sensex and Bankex options contracts in the equity derivatives segment to Rs 3,250 per crore of premium turnover. However, the transaction charges for other contracts in the equity derivatives segment remain unchanged. For Sensex 50 options and stock options, BSE charges a transact...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Earlier this week, China introduced significant policy measures, including a 20bp OMO rate cut, a 30bp MLF rate cut, and adjustments to the prime loan rates. Deposit rates will decrease by 20-25bp, and a 50bp RRR cut will inject around RMB 1 trillion in liquidity, with further cuts possible. The PBOC will also reduce mortgage rates by 50bp, lower the down payment ratio for second homes, and explore options for banks to purchase land from developers. Additionally, an RMB 500bn liquidity program for non-bank financial institutions and a re-lending initiative for share buybacks were announced. The Chinese stock markets surged following the announcements, with the CSI 300 rising 15% and the Shanghai Composite up 12%. Some economic commentators suggested that these measures could help China curb slowing GDP growth and shift the economy from investment to consumption. However, with India's weight in the MSCI AC World Investable Market Index...