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What is the Closing Auction Session (CAS)?
Why is SEBI introducing the new Closing Auction Session (CAS) framework to define the closing price?
Which stocks are eligible for CAS?
What are the new market timings for CAS stocks?
How are F&O (Derivatives) timings impacted?
What types of orders are allowed during CAS?
What happens to your pending orders from the normal trading session?
What are the price bands during CAS?
How is the final closing price (Equilibrium Price) calculated?
What is the difference between reference, last traded, and closing price?
Will there be any changes to existing margin and Risk Management System (RMS) requirements?
What will be the new MIS auto square off timings?
What changes will you notice as an investor on Share.market once the Closing Auction Session (CAS) is implemented?
What should you keep in mind during CAS?

What are the price bands during CAS?

Price bands or circuit limits are the maximum allowed limits a price can move up or down during a CAS session.

  • Cash market stocks: Orders can only be placed within a fixed range of ±3% based on the stock’s reference price (calculated between 3:00 PM and 3:15 PM).
  • Stock futures: Price limits for stock futures are also reset to a fixed ±3% from 3:15 PM to 3:40 PM so they stay aligned with the cash market.

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