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In its recent report, the expert committee on commodity futures concludes that futures trade in India has increased the price volatility of largely traded commodities (urad, chana, wheat) during periods of excess liquidity. It finds an increase in prices for commodities that have small market...
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India's rural households continued to remain financially excluded prominently compared to urban households particularly with respect to their access to institutional credit. Nearly half (44%) of the credit requirements of rural households is still met through non-institutional sources of finance...
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India has witnessed a limited progress in Agricultural Market Information Services (AMIS) confining to dissemination of the available information rather than improving its extent of coverage, quality and timeliness. The paper attempts to discuss the critical gaps in the existing system of AMIS...
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An attempt is made to study the pattern of trade, comparative economics forex derivates and the impact of futures on forwards and spot. The existing trends so far suggest that despite the significant rise in futures volumes, there was no notable shift in volumes from forwards to futures market....
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Indian gold derivatives market has a Century old history with the inception of the famous Bombay Bullion Association (BBA) in 1919 though subjected to ban subsequently similar to other commodities. Following their revival in the early 2000s, gold futures volumes have witnessed a healthy growth...
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Nation wide trading in commodities futures in India was introduced for many agricultural commodities and later trading in futures was banned for few commodities due to pressure on spot prices of these commodities. The paper studies the impact of futures trading in three important commodities...
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Analysis of forward premia behaviour was carried out across three term structures viz., one-month, three-month and six-month with the backdrop of forward premium puzzle. The results suggested that the behaviour of forward premium varied across different term structures in the Indian forward...
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India's foreign exchange market has been witnessing extreme volatility trends for the past three years. In this context, foreign exchange derivatives become important tools for market risk management. While the over the counter (OTC) derivatives, forwards, are widely used in the post...
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Pulses are an indispensable part of Indian diet but the persistent gap in their supply and demand is making them unaffordable for the poor. The prevailing substantial gap is expected to widen further if the domestic production levels are not raised substantially with the necessary policy...
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Indian farm sector distress, despite the continuation of price support programme, has not declined but rather increased, as farmers are unable to get remunerative prices for their crop produce due to the inability of the programme to cover all crops and all farmers across the country....
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