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Sourav Mishra 10:43 PM | October 15,2009
Indian commodity futures market resumed trade in wheat in May 2009 while the four other suspended commodities--gram, soya oil, rubber and potato--resumed trade late last year
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Anirudh Laskar and N. Sundaresha Subramanian 11:29 PM | August 26,2009
In a freewheeling interview earlier this week, FMC chairman B.C. Khatua said treating the commodities derivatives markets in the same way as an investment market is dangerous
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PTI 11:48 AM | August 24,2009
Last year, Reliance Money had acquired a 10% stake in NMCE. The new FMC guidelines state that no single investor can hold more than 15%
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Ajayan 01:15 AM | May 14,2009
B.C. Khatua, chairman of commodities market regulator Forward Markets Commission, sees greater scope for expansion and place for newer entities
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12:49 AM | May 05,2009
With minimum support prices and grain hoarding, India has never used free-market economics to help its farmers. It now can
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Ajayan 12:49 AM | April 21,2009
Forward markets body sees no need to bring limit down, says supply position responsible for prices going up
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PTI 10:22 PM | April 06,2009
Forward Markets Commission said that it is looking into the submission made by NCDEX for a cut in the transaction fee
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In the Money | Mobis Philipose 01:15 AM | February 03,2009
The Forward Contracts Regulation Act leaves the decision on pricing in the hands of exchanges. If anything, the regulator may need to step in if an incumbent exchange is charging exorbitant fees
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Ajayan 10:40 PM | December 18,2008
The regulator for the commodities market is considering raising the daily price fluctuation cap that currently places a 3% trading limit on rubber futures
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By Sourav Mishra / Reuters 10:15 PM | November 06,2008
Active trade was seen in gold, crude oil, silver and copper in the energy and metals segment during the fortnight
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05:01 PM | November 06,2008
As per the FMC data, the turnover of the leading exchange, Multi-Commodities Exchange, stood at Rs1,85,045 crore
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C.R Sukumar 10:44 PM | October 21,2008
Citing falling inflation and softening commodity prices, FMC proposes to recommend that the government lift the ban on rubber, chana (chickpea), soya oil and potato by end-November
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PTI 03:01 PM | September 17,2008
And penalty upped from 2.5% to 3% for sellers failing to deliver. Move follows Forward Markets Commission initiative to check defaults
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01:04 PM | September 14,2008
The new provisions are expected to be more stringent than imposing a monetary penanlty
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Reuters 05:40 PM | September 09,2008
India allowed futures trading in commodities in 2003 and the turnover at 22 Indian exchanges rose 10.58% from the year ago to Rs40.66 trillion in 2007-08
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