SEBI plans to limit retail investors' derivatives trading growth with measures like restricting weekly options and increasing contract sizes.

India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) is planning to implement measures to limit the rapid growth of derivatives trading, largely driven by retail investors, who have faced significant losses. Proposed actions include restricting weekly options and increasing minimum contract sizes. SEBI's upcoming board meeting will address these regulations and aims to mitigate market risks as annual derivatives turnover exceeds the economic output of India.