New Delhi:

Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has given a big statement regarding the ups and downs going on in the market for the last few days.

During the fall in Adani's shares, SEBI said on Saturday that there has been a big fluctuation in the price of different shares of a business group throughout the last week.

SEBI has also issued a statement regarding this phase of uncertainties going on in the market.

In this statement, SEBI has said that we are committed to ensuring the integrity of the market and ensuring that the appropriate structural strength remains in place for the markets to function in an uninterrupted, transparent and efficient manner, as has been the case so far. 

During the last week, an abnormal fluctuation has been observed in the price of shares of a business group.

SEBI as its mandate seeks to maintain the orderly and efficient functioning of the market and has established a set of well-defined, publicly

SEBI said in the statement that there is a need to take available monitoring measures to address excessive volatility in specific stocks.

However, SEBI has not named the Adani group.

Let us tell you that this statement of SEBI has come after the statement of RBI in which the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had said on Friday that India's banking sector is strong and stable amid concerns about the turmoil in the stock market.

Along with this, the central bank had also said that it is constantly monitoring the lenders.

The RBI had said in the statement that it is continuously monitoring the banking sector, taking note of media reports raising concerns about the debt of Indian banks on the turmoil in the Indian market.

However, the RBI did not name the Adani group. 

The RBI had said that as per the current assessment "the banking sector remains resilient and stable".

Various parameters related to capital adequacy, asset quality, liquidity, provisioning spread and profitability are in good shape.

RBI had said that as a regulator and supervisor, RBI continuously monitors the banking sector and each bank to maintain financial stability.

RBI has a Central Repository of Information Related to Large Loans (CRILC) database system, where banks report their loans of Rs 5 crore and above.

This information is used for monitoring.

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