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High-frequency trading surges manifold amid heightened market volatility

Data analysis took into account the trades executed by seven firms, known for running HFT strategies

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Jash Kriplani Mumbai
High-frequency trading (HFT) has seen a surge in activity amid heightened market volatility with HFT traders eyeing quick profitable trades on short price movements.

Since January, more than Rs 18,000 crore of such trades got executed in the cash market, shows NSE bulk deal data. This is eight times the turnover generated by HFT firms in the same period last year.

Data analysis took into account the trades executed by seven firms, known for running HFT strategies. These included Alphagrep Securities, APT Portfolio, Tower Research, Crossland Trading, Sigmaquant (Acceletrade Technologies), Centillion Research and Graviton Research.

“Volatile movement in stock prices give higher scalping

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