Commodities
Merrill Lynch buys over 2.35 lakh shares in FTIL for Rs8.18 crore
06 Mar 2014
Financial Technologies India Ltd and its commodity trading arm Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) are under restructuring after the two entities came under regulatory scanner for various violations
US approves SGX as Asia’s first derivatives clearing house
31 Dec 2013
SGX offers its clients the world's biggest offshore market for Asian equity index futures, centred on Asia's three largest economies - China, India and Japan
Jignesh Shah, FTIL not fit and proper to run a bourse: FMC
19 Dec 2013
Jignesh Shah is currently the chairman of FTIL, which holds 26 per cent stake in MCX, the country's largest commodity exchange
Jignesh Shah quits MCX board
01 Nov 2013
Crude oil futures up 1.21 %
27 Aug 2013
FMC stops NSEL payments to defaulting members
21 Aug 2013
Onion prices in India hit the roof again
12 Aug 2013
Government slashes tariff value of gold, silver
16 Apr 2013
Commodities transactions tax is like selective imposition of STT on shares
By Shreekant Javalgekar, MD & CEO, MCX | 28 Feb 2013
Government hikes import duty on gold to 6 per cent
21 Jan 2013
The government will also link gold exchange traded fund (ETF) with gold deposit scheme so as to release physical gold at least in part into the market
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