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MCX partners with Thomson Reuters to launch co-branded commodity indices

As Sebi gradually opening up mkt, next could be PMS in commodities that are useful for benchmarking

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Rajesh Bhayani Mumbai
Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) on Tuesday announced that it has joined hands with Thomson Reuters to launch co-branded commodity indices in India. The move follows signals from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to open up commodity markets.
While Sebi has already allowed trading in commodity option, it had long been deliberating allowing allowing trading in indices. This is because unlike equity indices, commodity indices are not directly useful for hedging in general but are used more for assets allocation.
According to sources, once MCX is ready with the first set of new indices, prepared using more scientific

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