"The Mini Indian Rupee futures contract has been designed to meet increasing demand from market participants for a smaller product that allows them to execute trading strategies without making high capital investments.
"Developed after close consultations with our Members and market participants, we believe the contract will particularly benefit SMEs, retail players and traders who import into and export from India, as well as others who remit funds to India regularly," said Gary Anderson, CEO of DGCX.
The smaller size of the contract will support retail remitters, individual investors and small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in cost-effectively managing currency risk exposure to the Indian Rupee, a statement released here said.
The innovative new contract is priced at Rs 200,000 per lot compared to two million rupees per lot for the existing regular DGCX Indian Rupee contract.
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