India VIX
- Recently, Volatility Index (India VIX) registered its highest single-day spike ever.
- The India VIX, short for India Volatility Index, is a crucial metric calculated by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to measure the market's anticipation of volatility and fluctuations in the near term.
- Introduced in 2003 by the NSE, it provides insights into market volatility over the next 30 days.
- Unlike price indices like NIFTY, which track the market's direction based on equity price movements, India VIX focuses solely on volatility.
- It derives its value using the Black and Scholes model, considering variables like strike price, market price ....
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