India's BSE Engages HFT Firms to Boost Closing Auction Liquidity After Price Swings
BSE Ltd. is engaging with high-frequency traders and other market participants to boost day-end trading volumes. This move comes after thin liquidity under the newly introduced closing auction system triggered sharp price swings.
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