Futures trading ban fails to cool retail prices in India, say reports

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The lack of domestic hedging options would force domestic hedgers to access international futures markets, exposing them to basis risk.

The studies also found that without futures contracts, farmer-producer organisations (FPOs) were not able to hedge against price fluctuations, making them vulnerable to market volatility.

Basis risk is the residual risk faced by hedgers, which is the difference between spot and futures prices for a commodity.

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Category: BusinessFinance

Markets: India

Topics: SEBI Agri economy Agri futures trading Retail prices

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Published On: 2024-11-12 @ 23:28:46 (1 weeks ago)

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