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[...] Quick Facts about Currency Futures Trading on NSE After having successfully completed mock testing, NSE has braced itself to [...]

[...] With the introduction of currency futures in India, lot of interest has arisen among the investors, small exporters, importers, [...]

[...] growth in the turnover and open interest positions during its first completed month of currency futures trading in India. NSE commenced currency futures trading in India on 29th August 2008. CDX ( [...]

[...] , RBI set up an internal group to study the advantage of introducing exchange-traded currency futures, which recommended introduction of currency futures on recognized exchanges in its repor . [...]

[...] Bank of India) are two major regulatory authorities behind the legal framework of currency futures trading in India. NSE (National Stock Exchange of India) was the first recognised exchange to [...]

[...] the reach of small investors, speculators and arbitragers. With the introduction of currency futures trading in India, apart from exporters, importers, companies and banks, many retail traders and [...]

[...] Exchange – Stock Exchange) will offer currency futures trading very shortly. With the introduction of currency futures in India, ordinary investors and [...]

[...] exchange of India, is the first recognized exchange in India that has already launched currency futures trading from 29 August 2008. In just three weeks of its commencement, the exchange has clocked [...]

[...] .00 noon on the last trading day. Why does it stop at 12.00 noon? RBI declares its reference rate at 12.00 noon and final [...]

[...] is done in cash mode on T+2. Final settlement price is the reference rate of RBI as on the last trading day of the expiry month. Which clearing house is responsible for clearing and settlement of [...]

[...] be equal to initial margin + extreme loss margin + SPAN margin. Approximately = Rs.30,000 Last Trading Day of the Contracts 2 business days before the last business day of contract month Note: [...]

[...] the currency future contract would be decided as per the exchange rate fixed by RBI on the last trading day of the contract. Settlement would take place in cash in terms of INR. Position Limits: Upper [...]

[...] NSE (National Stock Exchange of India) has witnessed healthy growth in the turnover and open interest positions during [...]

[...] authorities behind the legal framework of currency futures trading in India. NSE (National Stock Exchange of India) was the first recognised exchange to launch currency futures trading from [...]

[...] huge interest among equity traders and other investors in stock markets. NSE (National Stock Exchange of India), the most favorite stock exchange of India, is the first recognized [...]

[...] to manage excessive volatility in the currency market Who can trade currency futures at National Stock Exchange? Any Indian resident (individual and enterprises) can trade currency future on any stock [...]

[...] . Simultaneously, RBI set up an internal group to study the advantage of introducing exchange-traded currency futures, which recommended introduction of currency futures on recognized exchanges in its [...]

[...] initiated some excellent steps in the direction of fiscal reforms. Introduction of Exchange-Traded Currency Futures in India is considered as the most vital step in the modernisation of financial [...]

[...] movement in the price of the currency. Speculators provide the necessary liquidity to the currency markets by offering ample demand and supply. Speculators are the participants who support continuous [...]

[...] in India would be tremendous if the government continues with the essential reforms in currency markets. For any person or NRI who is affected by currency fluctuations, it is essential to [...]

[...] At present twelve monthly Currency Future contracts are available for trading. Monthly currency futures contracts expire on the last business day (excluding Saturdays) of the month, which is the final [...]

[...] SEBI. Contract Size: Size is set at 1000$ per lot (contract). Contract Maturity: The currency futures contracts would be available for maturity period from one month to 12 months period. (total 12 [...]

[...] NSE has witnessed abundant liquidity and healthy build up of open interest positions in currency futures contracts. Some figures about the price of Indian Rupee against USD INR low since 1997 = 49.1 [...]