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    ` Commodity markets are markets where raw products minedproducts such as metals, energy products such as oil andagricultural produce are traded.

    ` With increasing volumes and standardization in commodity

    units traded the market is now become an important part ofglobal economy and its functioning.

    ` Purpose :A commodity market was created for farmers tobring their commodities and sell them either for immediatedelivery (also called spot or cash market) or for forwarddelivery.

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    ` Started In Japan , with trading of rice and silk.

    ` Then in 19th centuries Holland and US began trading.

    ` CTA was the first one to start cotton trading in India

    ` Followed by :-

    Oilseed in Bombay (1900) Raw Jute and jute goods in Calcutta (1912)

    Wheat in Hapur (1913) Bullion in Bombay (1920)

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    ` A well-developed and effective commodity futures market,unlike physical market, facilitates offsetting the transactionswithout impacting on physical goods until the expiry of a

    contract.` Futures market attracts hedgers who minimize their risks, and

    encourages competition from other traders who possessmarket information and price judgment

    ` These forward contracts were private contracts between

    buyers and sellers and became the forerunner to today'sexchange-traded futures contracts.

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    ` Spot price: The price at which an asset trades in the spotmarket.

    ` Futures price: The price at which the futures contract tradesin the futures market.

    ` Contract cycle: The period over which a contract trades. Thecommodity futures contracts on the NCDEX have one-month,two-months and three-month expiry cycles.

    ` Expiry date:

    ` Delivery unit: The amount of asset that has to be deliveredunder one contract

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    ` Basis: Basis can be defined as the futures price minusthe spot price

    ` Cost of carry: The relationship between futures prices andspot prices

    ` Marking-to-market (MTM): at the end of each trading day,the margin account is adjusted to reflect the investor's gain orloss

    ` Maintenance margin: This is somewhat lower than the initialmargin. This is set to ensure that the balance in the marginaccount never becomes negative

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    ` Hedging

    ` Speculation

    ` Portfolio diversification

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    There are basically two kinds ofhedges that can be taken. A company that wantsto sell an asset at a particular time in the future

    can hedge by taking short futures position. Thisis called a short hedge. Similarly, a companythat knows that it is due to buy an asset in thefuture can hedge by taking long futures position.

    This is known as long hedge.

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    ` The commodities futures markets provide speculatorswith an easy mechanism to speculate on the price ofunderlying commodities. This enables futures traders to

    take a position in the underlying commodity withouthaving to actually hold that commodity. With thepurchase of futures contract on a commodity, the holderessentially makes a legally binding promise or obligationto buy the underlying security at some point in the future(the expiration date of the contract).

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    ` Diversification in finance is a risk managementtechnique, related to hedging, that mixes a widevariety of investments within a portfolio.

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    ` Guar seed 4,432.71 ($ million)

    ` Gold 4,082.15 ($ million)

    ` Silver 3,869.36 ($ million)

    ` Crude oil 3,380.13 ($ million)

    ` Chana (chick peas) 2,100.15 ($ million)

    ` Urad (Black Legume) 624.71 ($ million)

    ` Gur (Jaggery: cane sugar)369.72 ($ million)

    ` Guar Gum 345.08 ($ million)

    ` Tur (Lentils) 329.35 ($ million)Source: www.ncdex.com

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    61%

    39%

    Awareness of the commodity market

    Aware

    Unaware

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    30%

    70%

    Platform Used forTrading

    Not using platform fortrading

    Platform Used forTrading

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    13.04%

    17.39%

    4.34%

    17.39%

    8.69%

    26.08%

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    Lack of awareness

    Very risky/highly volatile

    Pure gambling Dabba is Best

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    ` www.mcxindia.com` www.ncdex.com` www.google.com`

    www.wikipedia.com` Commodity Market module material of NCFM` Article on Business Standard 8th December 2008` News in Economic Times 31st December

    2009, 30th March 2010` COMMODITY WORLD news paper (Language-

    Gujarati)

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