Nifty reached new record highs last week, driven by banks and pharma stocks. This week, market movements will be influenced by global events, new transaction fees from NSE and BSE, the rupee's performance against the dollar,

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has adjusted its transaction fees for Currency Future Contracts, as well as for Sensex and Bankex Options within the derivatives segment. Beginning on October 1, 2024,

Markets regulator Sebi mandated a uniform flat fee structure for all members of market infrastructure institutions.

With effect from July 1, Sebi guidelines directed MIIs that the charge structure of the MII should be uniform and equal for all its members instead of the current slab-wise structure which is dependent on the volume of the trading members.

Specifically, the transaction charges for Currency Futures, including cross-currency futures, will be revised to ₹45 per crore of turnover value. Notably, there will be no changes to the transaction charges for Currency Options,

BSE revised transaction charges for Sensex and Bankex options to ₹3,250 per crore effective October 1, 2024, per SEBI's directive.

Stock exchanges National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE on Friday revised their charges for various segments in the market to align them with the true-to-label circular issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi),

BSE has revised transaction charges for Currency Future as well as Sensex and Bankex Options in the derivatives segment.