HDFC Securities blocks buying and selling in NSE money for restricted interval; bourse says ops regular

Domestic brokerage HDFC Securities blocked buying and selling in NSE’s money phase for its shoppers for a restricted interval on account of a “technical glitch”.
Largest bourse NSE, which had suffered a virtually four-hour buying and selling halt final week, on account of telecom connectivity points, mentioned all of the operations throughout its platforms are “functioning smooth and normal”.
At 1001 hrs, HDFC Securities tweeted from its official deal with, saying, “We have blocked trading in NSE cash due to a technical glitch. We request our customers to place cash orders on BSE. All other segments are working fine.”

Within quarter-hour, which noticed a fast clarification from the NSE about its operations being regular, the home brokerage put out one other tweet asking prospects to put orders by NSE money phase.
NSE’s smaller rival BSE mentioned there are not any points on contemporary orders or square-offs at Asia’s oldest inventory bourse.
BSE’s chief govt Ashishkumar Chauhan clarified that the assertion was in response to brokers and traders reporting issues on Twitter on a “competing exchange” within the morning.

He added that nobody has reported any issues in buying and selling at BSE both on Monday or any day final week.