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The central bank seeks to establish a list of commodities that can be hedged by all companies with direct exposure. In step, it also plans to allow greater FX hedging activity.
Following years of delay, India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs hopes a rapid two-week consultation will help it push through accounting standards updates for this financial year.
India's Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has extended and tightened disclosure rules as part of a government push for greater transparency
Overall client level open position limits for “sensitive” commodities to be capped at 0.25% of total deliverable supply with effect from October this year.