NSE FX futures take off in India

The stock exchange launched the products on August 29, after obtaining regulatory approval on August 13 (FX Week, September 1). Standard Chartered took the lead, trading 15,000 contracts, with about 40% of the gross volume trades being contributed by banks. The exchange has about 11 banks registered on its derivatives segment.

The bid-ask spread was at approximately 1 tick (0.25 paise) on the opening day. This is much tighter than the average 1 paise observed in the over-the-counter forwards

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