The chart below denotes a correlation between India VIX levels and derivative trading volumes, showcasing how market participants respond to heightened volatility by increasing their reliance on derivatives. For instance, during March 2024, India VIX spiked significantly due to geopolitical tensions and uncertainty around global interest rate policies. This period saw a corresponding surge in derivative volumes as investors sought protective mechanisms and speculative opportunities to navigate the volatile environment. Such patterns emphasize the integral role of derivatives in managing risk and capturing market opportunities during uncertain times.
Source: NSEIndia Market Data
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