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Exchange-traded currency derivatives on major currency pairs.

Currency derivatives on Indian exchanges let participants take positions on, or hedge exposure to, currency pairs such as USD-INR. They are standardised, exchange-traded contracts with defined lot sizes and expiry dates.

What this includes

  • Exchange-traded currency futures and options
  • Commonly used pairs including USD-INR
  • Standardised lot sizes and expiries
  • Used to hedge foreign-currency exposure

What to weigh up

  • Currency movements are driven by macroeconomic and policy factors that are difficult to anticipate.
  • Leveraged contracts - losses can exceed the margin placed.
  • Participation is subject to regulatory eligibility conditions.

Who this generally suits

Participants with currency exposure to hedge, or who understand macro-driven markets.

This is a general description, not a suitability assessment or a recommendation for your circumstances.

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