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April 2021 witnessed strong all-round performance across trading segments on Indian exchange platforms.
National Stock Exchange / Bombay Stock Exchange cash average daily turnover value grew 5% / (down)13% month-on-month respectively.
NSE / BSE equity derivatives grew 5% / 7% month-on-month driven by growth in option volumes.
Mutual fund transactions too grew by a strong 75% YoY for BSE and 64% for NSE, while on month-on-month basis BSE witnessed marginal growth of 0.9% and NSE a decline of 10% (historically, orders processed on mutual fund platforms have seen a dip in April over March).
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. ADTV was flat month-on-month at Rs 266 billion as higher commodity prices got offset by drop in traded quantities.
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