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Why brokers are up in arms against MCX over the April crude oil contract

They say the exchange muscled its way in to force negative pricing on the contract without tweaking its software to protect traders, the way Nymex has done

Brokers plan to sue MCX over negative price settlement of April crude

MCX said that it had settled the contract according to the formula in the contract, which has been followed for the last 15 years

MCX creates history of sorts, settles April crude oil contract in negative

Chances of huge defaults by investors, many of whom are retail traders gone long; On Nymex, there were actual trades in minus in which sellers were actually paying buyers to lift stocks

Commodity derivatives trading beyond 5 p.m. discontinued during lockdown

All the five exchanges, including the MCX, NCDEX, and the ICEX, have capped trading timings to 5 pm. The MCX reports maximum trading in the evening session

MCX permits members to use terminals from home till April 30

The decision has been taken as a preventive measure in view of government stopping modes of transport even within the city.

Silver rebounds in spot market, quote at 3-4% premium on scarcity

Even silver micro futures with a lot size of 1 kg on the MCX, is quoting at a premium, indicating that market doesn't have enough floating stock of the white metal

Sebi proposes one commodity, one exchange model to make India price-setter

The regulator said exchange can be master in one instead of jack of all

Crude oil shock: MCX raises margin to 60% to prevent client defaults

Exchange says it covered price volatility risk adequately with no default occurring during the price decline; brokers, however, says some margin calls were triggered

Margin calls triggered in crude oil led to across-the-board selling

The margin on crude oil, which was set at 16.3 per cent on friday, kept on rising today with MCX imposing margins of up to 60%

Consumers stay away from fresh buying despite 0.5% correction in gold price

Investors book profits amid fears that a large sell-off in equities will have a spillover effect on a safe-haven asset like bullion

Rebranding MCX on cards; plans afoot to introduce commodities: MD

"We had vibrant potato futures earlier and we are working on its reintroduction," says MD and CEO P S Reddy

MCX does away with large-lot metal contract following Sebi directive

All contracts to be in lot size of one tonne starting January 2020; Exchange also awaits regulator's nod to launch index-based derivatives

MCX launches commodity indices; trading expected in a month or two

MCX has also introduced sector and commodity-specific indices, which may be allowed for trading as and when permitted by the regulator

MCX the first bourse to offer one gram gold futures with delivery option

With this, retail investors can now buy coins in the futures market and store it in a vault of his choice before taking delivery

MCX rallies 9% to hit 2-year high on strong September quarter results

The company's consolidated net profit doubled to Rs 72 crore in September quarter (Q2FY20), on the back of higher turnover.

MCX reports 2-fold jump in Q2 profit at Rs 72 crore for September quarter

Its net profit stood at Rs 35.93 crore in the year-ago period, the company said in a regulatory filing.

MCX says cotton contract delivery from October to August up by 119%

The delivery was 1,82,300 bales during the previous cotton season, MCX said in a release here

MCX jumps 10% to trade near two-year high, rallies 52% in 7 months

The stock has risen sharply from its 52-week low of Rs 644, touched on February 19, 2019, and has outperformed the frontline index by surging 52 per cent in the past seven months.

NCDEX's agri index launch by Diwali, chooses NSE IT to manage product

The index will have 10 Sebi-approved agri commodities. Once open for trading, the NCDEX index for agri and MCX index for non-agri commodities will theoretically complete a basket

Silver catching up with gold rally, price spike sharply in global market

After consolidating for a few days, gold and silver prices spiked yesterday on fears that inverse short- and long-term bond yields in the United States will lead to recession