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Retail investors have reduced their risk exposure, and the scale of leveraged trading in the Indian stock market will usher in the first monthly decline since March. As of October 19, the size of financing holdings was 1.56 trillion rupees, down from the record figure of 1.6 trillion rupees in September. High oil prices put pressure on the Indian stock market. Small and medium capitalization stocks led the decline after reaching new highs in early September, and the scale of financing declined accordingly.
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Retail investors reduce their risk exposure, and the scale of leveraged trading in the Indian stock market will usher in the first monthly decline since March. As of October 19, the size of financing holdings was 1.56 trillion rupees, down from the record figure of 1.6 trillion rupees in September. High oil prices put pressure on the Indian stock market. Small and medium capitalization stocks led the decline after reaching new highs in early September, and the scale of financing declined accordingly.
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