Futures

WGC blames speculative traders for gold crash

The World Gold Council (WGC) said the recent fall in gold prices was driven by speculative traders in the futures markets.

Rupee seen subdued before election results

The results expected by noon would give clues on the Congress-led coalition's ability to revive stalled reforms, a key driver that would influence local stocks and the rupee, traders said.

Gold likely to extend gains from one-week high

Gold futures are likely to extend gains from the highest level in more than a week helped by increased safe-haven bids, with weak physical demand back home weighing on sentiment.

Has the BSE finally cracked the futures market?

BSE has to give institutional players a good reason to get them to trade in its derivative segment. Once liquidity improves to a certain level, it is very likely that institutions will give a portion of their derivatives trades to the BSE.

MCX volumes to double on metal, energy contracts

However, if the government does not pass the new bill soon then India could lose its price maker position to China, which could open its commodities trade to foreigners faster.

Deficit fight means a shorter weekend for US traders

The 2 August deadline for raising the US debt ceiling is fast approaching and for many financial firms, the next week is much closer.<br /><br /> <br /><br />

Rupee options trading kicks off on Dubai exchange

DGCX is the only exchange outside India to offer trading in both futures and options in the Indian rupee.

Interest rate futures' turnover hits Rs 1.5 lakh cr even as trading volume slips

Interest rate futures' turnover nearly hit Rs. 1.5 lakh crore on bourses in the first half 2014-15, even as trading value in September slipped by nearly 32 percent as against the previous month.<br />

Gold likely to ease from record; Copper to open higher