Indian Commodity Market : Derivatives and Risk Management
Language: English
Published by Serials Pub, 2010
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Contents I 1 An Empirical Analysis of Price Discovery in Gold Futures and Spot Market Evidence From Multi Commodity Exchange of India LimitedV Jayagurunathan Velmurugan PS and P Palanichamy 2 Commodity Markets Road Map to 2020V Shunmugam TG Senthilvelan 3 Commodity Futures and Indian Farmers Myth or RealityVishwa Ballabh Prantik Ray Vasudha Singhania 4 Present Status of Commodity Derivative Market In India Regulation And Policy IssuesK Sambasivam A Abdulraheem P Muthiyan 5 A Study on Performance of Commodity Investment During RecessionK Rajalakshmi T Ramachandra 6 Performance of Commodity Futures in India The Way AheadT Srikanth R Alagu Rani 7 Financial Performance of National Commodity Exchange Companies NMCE MCX and NCDEX In India A Profitability and Efficiency FocusM Dhanabhakyam P Kamalnath 8 A Study on Gold Futures in India A Critical ReviewSairam A Mohammed Farooq Pasha 9 Commodities Market in India Policies Issues Growth Importance and the Commodities Market Update For the Year 2009Balaji K 10 Forecasting Commodity Futures Price Study on Selecting a Suitable ModelDhanya KA VK Janardhanan 11 Price Discovery in the Multy Commodity Exchange of India Evidence Form Mini Gold Futures and Spot MarketK Devanadhen K Srinivasan Malabika Deo 12 An Analysis of Volatility of Agricultural Prices A Case Study of MaizeAK Vasisht and SP Bhardwaj 13 Indian Commodity Market Derivatives and Risk ManagementSuchetana Maitra V Narayanan 14 Price Discovery in Commodity Markets A Case Study of GramSP Bhardwaj and AK Vasisht 15 Price Discovery and Convergence In Future and Spot Commodity Markets in India A Confirmatory StudyKushankur Dey 16 Macroeconomics of Agricultural Price Policy for India An Empirical StudySurath Nayak 17 Effect of Futures Trading on Commodity Prices The Transfer of Past InformationSangeeta Chakravarty Nilabja Ghosh 18 Observation And Feedback From Agri Commodity Futures Awareness Program Conducted In Madhya PradeshGanesh Kawadia Shreesh Trimbak Kutumbale 19 The Emergence of Commodities as an Investment Class A Study of PondicherryVelmurugan PS Veni T Shyama TV 20 Commodity Futures Market In India An Econometric AnalysisPhanindra Goyari And Pratap Kumar Jena 21 Efficiency of the Indian Commodity Futures MarketRanjit Chakrabarty Asima Sarkar II 22 Impact of Government Interventions on Growth and Development of Agricultural Commodity FuturesP Ashok Kumar Velmurugan PS 23 Indian Commodity Market Need for Customer Awareness and EducationSmitha Biradar 24 Commodity Futures in India Analysis of Convenience Yields in Select CommoditiesSreejata Banerjee 25 Scope And Prospects of Commodity Futures of Basmati Rice With Special Reference To Spot Market In AmritsarPunjabNarinderpal Singh 26 An Analysis of the Risk Return Relationships of Indian Commodity FuturesT Mallikarjunappa 27 Commodity Market A Necessity for the Indian EconomyR Shalini 28 Effect of Spot Market on Commodity Future Market and Awareness of Commodity Futures Market Among Traders in Bangalore City An Empirical StudyR Shanmugham A Mahalakshmi 29 Impact of Futures Trading On Commodity Prices With Specific Reference to Essential Agricultural CommoditiesS Mahalashmi 30 An Empirical Study of Spot and Future Prices of Indian Commodity MarketAnurag Agnihotri 31 Indian Commodity Market Need for Awareness and EducationPS Raghu Kumari 32 Emerging Commodities Market in the 21st CenturyP Natarajan U Thiripurasundari S Siva 33 Commodity Futures Trading and Agricultural Sector in India A Critical ReviewSumalatha BS 34 Commodity Market A Necessity for the Indian EconomyAN Tamragundi Surekha Yendigeri Srikant Ragikallapur 35 Arbitrage Opportunity in Rubber FuturesTomy Mathew Minimol Xavier 36 Is The Pepper Commodity Market EfficientDinkar Pawan Mayank Nagpal 37 Commodity as an Investment ClassT Muthukumaran A Senthamil Raja P Palanichamy 38 Agricultural Futures and Spot Market Opportunities and ChallengesR Karuppasamy M Meena 39 The Role Of Gold Futures On Underlying Spot Market-Refe.…
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- Indian Commodity Market : Derivatives and Risk Management
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- Edited by Velmurugan. PS, P. Palanichamy and V. Shunmugam
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- Serials Pub
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- 2010
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- English
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- 9788183873833
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