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India's SEBI permits foreign investors to trade physically settled non-farm commodity contracts, aiming to boost liquidity in energy and bullion markets while expanding portfolio manager mandates.
India's SEBI proposed allowing foreign investors to trade physically settled non-agricultural commodity derivatives like crude oil and natural gas to improve liquidity and align with global markets.
India's SEBI proposed piloting cash settlement for select agricultural derivatives like maize and chilli, alongside raised position limits, to boost market liquidity while maintaining eventual physica
SEBI Chairman announced that Indian banks and insurers will not be allowed to invest in commodity derivatives, causing MCX shares to fall 3.4%. This decision halts previous plans to broaden institutio
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