futures and options weekly expiry swapped between nse bse anil singhvi sees move as neutral for both exchanges

The expiry day fiasco has been resolved by the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) after the swap has been allowed in respect of their weekly derivatives expiry days. As per the announcement made on Tuesday (June 17, 2025) after market hours the watchdog has assigned Tuesday as the expiry day to NSE in respect of both the weekly as well as monthly expiry.

The new norms shall be applicable for F&O contracts having expiry date on or after September 1, 2025.

Until August 31, existing expiry dates will remain the same. 

Anil Singhvi's view on the impact of expiry day swap between the two biggest exchanges and BSE

As per Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi, as  the decision has now come in, any uncertainty surrounding the same has been now done away with. Further, the expert added that there is a belief that as the NSE has secured Tuesday's expiry - it will have an advantage.

Nonetheless, giving his view, the expert added that the decision on the expiry day- will be 'neutral' for both the exchanges.He adds that it won't be difficult to establish volumes in 2 weekly expiries.

The market wizard noted that BSE's shares are trading almost 14 per cent lower than its life high of Rs 3,030 scaled on June 10.

Buy BSE advices Anil Singhvi

The expert recommends short covering the stock in case of declines and also adding fresh positions in the same. Support for the BSE Futures is placed at Rs 2,570 and Rs 2,670, while resistance is placed at Rs 2,690 and Rs 2,740.