If there’s the slightest change in the policy by any major economy like China, Germany or the U.S., there would be a corresponding change in the markets of other countries. And that’s how a market works in the real financial world. A volatile market is always risky for a common investor if he or she’s hastily investing in substantial sums. Before making any investment decision, an investor should be vary of the market volatility. This keeps the traders or investors in the race without getting their hands dirty. 

In the Indian market, India VIX, also known as the India Volatility Index, is a gauging meter to measure the shifts and changes in the Indian markets.  If you are a rookie investor, it’s very certain that you must have stumbled upon this term. But what exactly is India VIX and why is it sparkling a lot of interest in the Indian markets among investors? Let’s unmask and understand the theory behind India VIX in detail.