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BSE traders face technical glitch; NCDEX launches steel scrap futures

Published by Business Standard · India 32 min ago
BSE traders face technical glitch; NCDEX launches steel scrap futures
Business Standard

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Traders report difficulties executing limit orders amid BSE F&O price update issues; NCDEX introduces steel scrap futures to help manufacturers and traders hedge price risks

The National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) launched a steel scrap futures contract based on a Price Reporting Agency (PRA) framework

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