2. On which exchanges can traders trade currency derivatives in India? The main way to access the currency derivatives market in India is to trade currency futures on exchanges like NSE ...

India markets regulator on Thursday issued a set of measures to strengthen risk monitoring of equity derivatives, including ...

India's markets regulator said that expiries of all equity derivatives contracts will be limited to either Tuesdays or ...

Foreign investors are becoming more cautious about the Indian stock market, indicating a three-month rally may run out of ...

In the last few months, after the implementation of the new RBI (Reserve Bank of India) norms, the open interest and average turnover of currency derivatives has declined sharply in the market.

The volumes on BSE and Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India had also dipped ... exposure to trade in the exchange traded currency derivatives market. In 2014, FPIs were allowed to trade in ...

The underlying asset can be equity, currency, commodities, or interest rate. Thus, a change in the underlying asset leads to an equivalent change in the derivative. Derivative markets are ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) -India's markets regulator is likely to tighten rules for stocks to be eligible for derivatives trading and ask brokers and mutual funds to stop enlisting unregistered financial ...

But is it entirely illegal in India? Let’s find out. Forex trading, also known as currency trading, refers to the purchase/selling of international currencies on the foreign exchange market.

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