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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India’s HDFC Securities said it was investigating a “technical glitch” that forced the brokerage on Monday to briefly stop equity trading for its customers on the country’s top bourse, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).
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Both Indian bourses - NSE and its rival BSE Ltd - issued statements saying their systems were working normally after some investors complained about the issue on social media.
The incident comes after NSE shut down last week for nearly four hours due to what it said was a telecoms network glitch. The NSE has faced criticism from brokerages and traders over how it handled the situation.