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MSEI to partner Moody's for new indices

The exchange introduced contracts in interest rate futures, started trading in sovereign gold bonds

MSEI to partner Moody’s for new indices
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Ashley Coutinho Mumbai
The Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI), formerly MCX Stock Exchange (MCX-SX), is in advanced talks for a tie-up with global rating agency Moody’s to develop indices for itself. 

The bourse currently has two indices, SX40 and SXBank. For a start, Moody’s is expected to develop three indices for the exchange, on which its derivatives contracts will be based. 

Leading exchange BSE has a similar tie-up with S&P Dow Jones indices, while the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) earlier had a joint venture with CRISIL for its indices. 

MSEI also plans to soon introduce two new currency products. One

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