Guwahati, July 10, 2026: The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) announced that its Crude Oil Options achieved record daily premium turnover of ₹2,006.49 crore, volume of 47,33,862 contracts, and intraday open interest exceeding 1,14,000 contracts on 9 July 2026.

These milestones highlight rising adoption of the product for managing crude price risks.

Following market feedback, NSE revised the contract expiry from two to seven business days before the underlying futures expiry, effective 6 November 2025, to improve flexibility and risk management.

Since then, trading activity has steadily increased. On the previous expiry (9 June 2026), the contract saw 28,64,618 contracts traded and ₹1,239.10 crore premium turnover, while Crude Oil Futures recorded a record ₹378.32 crore turnover.

NSE said it will continue enhancing its commodity derivatives offerings. It also revised Natural Gas Options expiry to four business days before futures expiry, effective 25 May 2026.

NSE is India’s leading stock exchange that provides a platform for trading in equities, derivatives, and other financial instruments.