MCX tries to list 100g domestic gold future amid hopes of liberalisation

14 Sep 2009

Multi Commodity Exchange of India has asked for regulatory approval to list a 100g domestic gold future. It already offers a 100g mini-gold contract for imported gold and a 1kg gold contract. The smaller contract is more popular.

Lamon Rutten, the exchange’s chief...

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