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The stock of the country's oldest exchange BSE-Bombay Stock Exchange continues to rise. The stock is seeing a rise in the falling market on Monday. The main reason behind this is the charges increased by the exchange. In the circular issued by BSE, it has been told that the transaction fee has been changed. In the currency derivatives segment, a fee of Rs 45 will be charged on a turnover value of Rs 1 crore on futures contracts (with cross currency futures). A fee of Rs 100 will be charged on a premium turnover value of Rs 1 crore on BSE options. The new changes will come into effect from October 1, 2024.
NSE also made a big change - NSE and BSE have made these changes in transaction fees after the mandate from market regulator Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in July.
In the currency derivatives segment, NSE has kept the transaction fee for futures at Rs 0.35/lakh traded value. Whereas in currency options and interest rate options, this fee will be Rs 31.1/lakh premium value.
