Forex Futures Trading
Forex futures trading involves buying and selling standardized futures contracts for currency pairs on exchanges like NSE, BSE, and MSE in India, operating from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. These contracts obligate the holder to buy or sell a currency pair at a set price and date. Key components include the forex pair (currencies traded), lot size (contract value), contract price (futures price), spot price (current rate), margin (deposit required), tick size (minimum price move, Rs. 0.0025 in India), and expiration date. In India, forex futures are cash-settled in INR, with no physical delivery of the base currency.
Related Terms
Returns Direct
Direct mutual fund plans generally offer higher returns than regular plans, even though both invest...
Government Bonds
Government bonds are debt instruments issued by central banks to fund operations, offering various types:...
Book To Bill Ratio
The Book to Bill ratio is a metric used to assess the demand and supply...
Bought Out Deal
A bought-out deal is a stock offering where an investment bank purchases the entire issue...
Buy and Hold
Buy and hold is a long-term investment strategy where investors purchase stocks or other assets...
Commodity Spread Straddle
A commodity straddle is an options trading strategy where a trader buys both a call...
