The contracts are set to be listed for trading tomorrow and will be cleared by the Dubai Commodities Clearing Corporation (DCCC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DGCX.
DGCX India Silver Quanto Futures contract will provide an opportunity to take price view and trading opportunities for offshore traders on Indian silver markets - the second biggest silver consuming countries in the world.
The new contract will trade before and after the closure of the Indian markets, which offers traders increased trading opportunities. The contract will be cash settled, denominated in US dollars, and sized at 1 index point.
"Our India Silver quanto contract will offer great benefits to DGCX market participants, primarily by offering them immunity from exchange rate fluctuations. Furthermore, our market participants can also benefit from the margin offsets provided by DCCC for inter-commodity spreads," DGCX CEO Gaurang Desai said.
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"The India Silver Quanto will expand the value proposition of our Indian product suite and take us to the next level in terms of hybrid silver capabilities," he said.
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