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Commodity market in india
The document provides an overview of the commodity market in India, including: 1) It discusses what commodities are, traces of commodity trading in Indian history, and the significance of the commodity market in India, which involves over 50% of GDP. 2) It describes how commodity trading is controlled by national and regional exchanges regulated by the Forward Markets Commission (FMC), with the top 3 national exchanges holding over 90% of the market share. 3) It briefly outlines how commodity trading is done through various instruments on the exchanges and provides some tips for making money in the commodity market by investing in funds.
Commodity market in india
- 1. Commodity Market inIndia Presented by: Arjun Ramakrishnan Anupam Iyer Bhoomika Diwan Chandni Agarwal Manish Singh Tarun Rustagi
- 2. Presentation Flow Whatis Commodity Commodity trading traces in Indian History Significance of Commodity Market Who is controlling this Market and how How Commodity trading is done How can you make money in this Market (some tips from market)
- 3. What is CommodityA commodity is any good or service produced by human labour and offered as a product for general sale on the market - Karl Max Commodity is anything movable (a good) that has following characteristics Fungible, i.e. the same no matter who produces it Derivatives, i.e. involves further processing into number of products Economic cost, i.e. production of it involves some cost
- 4. What is Commodity– they are every where Wheat in your bread Petrol in your vehicle Coffee on your table Sugar in your sweets Chana in your chhole Gold in your necklace ……… and so on …….
- 5. Traces of commoditytrading and Market in Indian History Around 1500 it started with trade of Spices through sea route Pre-independence India was thriving future market for Gold, Silver, Cotton, Oil etc There were more than 20 regional commodity specific exchanges Around 1960 trading in commodities stopped by Government It re-opened in 2003 Emergence of national level de-mutualised online multi-commodity exchanges 3 National and 21 regional exchanges Trade in over 60 commodities
- 6. Significance of CommodityMarket ~50% of GDP is Commodity related 18% of GDP is from Agriculture 5 th largest producer of Steel Over 65% of 1 trillion population depend on agriculture directly Over 7500 physical market yards History of more than 150 years of derivatives trading
- 7. QUIZ In aFilm GURU which commodity was traded – Specific name of the Commodity?
- 8. Who is controllingthis Market and how 20 Other Regional Exchanges NMCE Commodity Exchanges MCX National Exchanges Regional Exchanges FMC – The Regulator NBOT NCDEX Leadership position with >90% share FMC : Forward Market Commission
- 9. Performance of Variousexchanges in India
- 10. Break up ofTop 10 commodities traded in these Exchanges
- 11. How Commodity tradingis done Here talk about various instruments and how trading is done in these exchanges
- 12. How can youmake money in this Market Pick out some tips from Market In India how various funds have invested Outside India how various funds or companies invested or investing … like goldman Sach, Berkshire Hathaway etc
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