MCX Trading Resumes After Hour-Long Technical Glitch
Mumbai: Trading on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) was temporarily halted on Wednesday morning due to a technical glitch. The issue occurred shortly after the markets opened at 9:00 AM, leading to a suspension of commodity trading.
MCX released a short update stating, “Market has started for trading,” after services resumed over an hour later. Initially, it announced that trading was expected to resume by 9:45 AM, but the platform remained inactive until around 10:10 AM.
Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) is facing an issue and is currently not accepting orders across all brokers. In the meantime, you can place orders in the NSE Commodity segment (NCO).
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So far, it has not provided specific details about the cause of the disruption.
During the outage, brokerage firm Zerodha informed its users that they could still place orders in the NSE Commodity segment (NCO) as it was not accepting any orders across brokers.
Despite the glitch, MCX share price remained stable and was trading 0.24% higher at ₹8,170.90 on the BSE around 10:40 AM.
It typically operates from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM/11:45 PM on weekdays. However, trading was interrupted just five minutes into the session at around 9:05 AM due to the technical issue.
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