 Individual investors can buy or sell up to 600,000 barrels in one contract.
 Leading commodity exchange MCX will start trading in Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) from Monday for the first time in the country, helping hedgers such as airlines and refiners at a time when crude prices are at a record high of $146 a barrel.

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