The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) remains non-functional as of 10:00 AM on Tuesday, October 28, despite earlier announcements that trading would resume first at 9:30 AM and later at 10:00 AM through the Disaster Recovery (DR) platform.
According to the latest alerts from broker platforms, the MCX website and terminals are still not operational, and no trading activity has resumed across major commodity contracts, including gold, silver, and crude oil.
The exchange had earlier informed that trading was delayed due to a technical issue, with a revised opening time to be communicated. However, even after two postponements, the official site remains inaccessible, and traders continue to face uncertainty on monthly expiry day, one of the most crucial trading sessions of the month.
Multiple users across social media platforms have expressed frustration, pointing out that such technical glitches have persisted for nearly three consecutive days, severely affecting trading sentiment.
A broker notification also confirmed:
“Commodity markets will open late today due to an issue at MCX. The revised opening time is not yet confirmed. We’ll share an update once it’s available.”
As of 10:05 AM, MCX trading has still not started, and the exchange has not issued a fresh communication on the timeline for market resumption.
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