Hedging costs for Indian stocks advance by most in four years

The cost of hedging Indian stocks has surged ahead of the general elections outcome next week. The NSE India Volatility Index rose 88% in May, the most since March 2020, reaching a two-year high of 24.17% on Thursday.

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