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    • NCDEX diversifies beyond agri, enters equity & derivatives with Rs 400-600 crore investment

      The exchange plans to invest an estimated Rs 400-600 crore in this expansion, according to the announcement.

    • Sebi withdraws recognition to Indian Commodity Exchange, paves way for ICEX to exit as an exchange

      In 2022, Sebi had withdrawn the recognition granted to ICEX over 'non-compliance with minimum net-worth requirement'. ICEX has already been informed to change its name and not use 'exchange' or any other variant if it intends to continue as a corporate entity.

    • Lessons to learn from MCX's 'Sikkim Traders' 

    • SEBI's idea of One commodity, One exchange can put India on the world commodity map

    • A stronger commodity exchange is the answer to India’s loan waiver crisis

    • NCDEX offers early payin facility to FPOs

    • MCX appoints Sanjay Wadhwa as CFO

    • MCX Q3 net profit zooms 94% to Rs 34 cr

    • NCDEX announces commencement of trading in Castor seed futures

    • Blackstone sells 4.75% stake in MCX for Rs 302-cr

    • MCX Q1 net profit up 55% at Rs 33 cr

    • Sebi allows defunct commodity exchanges to exit from bourse biz

    • MCX Q2 net up 6% at Rs 31.03 crore

    • Gold futures down 0.49% on weak global cues

    • NCDEX Castor seed fut volume increases by 95% in 1 month

    • NCDEX re-launches steel long futures

    • Lotus Refineries files Rs 2,773 cr suit in HC against NSEL

      Lotus Refineries, in its prayer to the court, has also requested that the defendant NSEL be restrained by a permanent order of injunction from disposing of its assets or dealing with the same in any manner whatsoever.

    • FMC tells NSEL to sell defaulter‘s assets to clear dues

      Regulator Forward Markets Commission (FMC) today instructed National Spot Exchange Ltd to take control of stocks and assets of the defaulting members and liquidate them to meet payment obligations

    • NSEL crisis: MCA to look into possible Companies Act breach

      As crisis at National Spot Exchange continues to deepen, the Corporate Affairs Ministry has also begun looking into the matter to ascertain whether there have been any violations of the Companies Act.

    • FMC tightens commodity exchange screws

      The crisis at the National Spot Exchange have brought things to a head, and the Forward Market Commission, which regulates commodity exchanges, is taking a hard line when it comes to compliance with its directives.

    • NSEL suspends trading in e-series till further notice

      The National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) has suspended trading of contracts in e-series w.e.f August 6th, 2013, till further notice.

    • NSEL proposes settlement; says members will pay Rs 2181cr

      Thirteen members would pay 5 percent of their outstanding obligations, a total of Rs 31.07 billion, weekly, and eight members, with contacts amounting to Rs 21.8 billion, would settle outright.

    • India rejects MCX's foreign investment plan: government

      India rejected the foreign direct investment (FDI) proposal of commodity exchange MCX. The Foreign Investment Promotion Board's (FIPB) meeting on June 14 took this decision.

    • NCDEX expects 20% jump in futures trade in FY13

      Country's second largest commodity exchange NCDEX expects its turnover to increase by 20% to Rs 22 lakh crore this fiscal on the back of recently launched contracts in products such as barley and sugar.

    • Subscribe to MCX IPO; see huge growth potential: Experts

      According to experts, investors should subscribe to the MCX IPO because of the growth potential of the company and the valuations it has.

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