By earn The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has cut the lot size of Nifty 50's derivative contracts by half.
NSE through a circular issued on April 2 said that Nifty 50's contracts' lot size has been cut from 50 to 25.
Lot sizes of Nifty Financial Services or FINNIFTY has been cut from 40 to 25, and that of Nifty Midcap Select or MIDCPNIFTY has been cut from 75 to 50
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