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Jane Street continues to refrain from trading in India

While the US high-frequency trading giant was allowed to resume trading by SEBI after it deposited about Rs 4,844 crore last year, its counsel has argued that the firm still does not know what it can or cannot do in terms of trading in the Indian market.

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Jane Street continues to refrain from trading in India

While the US high-frequency trading giant was allowed to resume trading by SEBI after it deposited about Rs 4,844 crore last year, its counsel has argued that the firm still does not know what it can or cannot do in terms of trading in the Indian market.

17 April, 2026•3 min

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17 April, 2026•3 min

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

Jane Street continues to refrain from trading in India

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HUL recovers under Priya Nair but it needs better volumes

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