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Sebi allows commodity derivative trading on domestic exchange from 9 AM

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Dilip Kumar Jha Mumbai
Markets regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has extended trading time for commodity futures on domestic exchange in order to align prices of underlying in local markets with international trading platforms. Trading will start from 9 am in line with equities and currencies.

A Sebi circular issued on Friday, said, “In order to deepen the commodity derivatives markets as well as to enhance the participation of stakeholders such as farmers producers organizations (FPOs), value chain participants, foreign entities having actual exposure to Indian physical markets etc., as recommended by the Commodity Derivatives Advisory Committee, it has been