First half volumes on the exchange jumped 11 per cent from last year to reach over six million contracts. The exchange ended H12015 with trading volumes of more than 6.4 million contracts, valued at over USD 185 billion.
According to the exchange, DGCX's Indian Rupee futures emerged as the key performer registering H1 volumes growth of 15 per cent over 2014.
"Brisk trading in the contract led to the exchange dominating the global Indian Rupee futures market in the month of June with a market share of 30.69 per cent.
The Exchange's other Indian Rupee futures products also witnessed high growth.
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Year-to-date 2015 trading volumes on the Mini Indian Rupee futures saw a growth of 10 per cent in June while Mini Indian Rupee contracts denominated in Euro (INR/EUR) and Pound Sterling (INR/GBP) grew 54 per cent and 37 per cent, respectively.
The overall currency segment represents the lion's share of growth on the exchange in H1-2015, growing by 41 per cent.
The Indian Rupee Quanto contract recorded the exchange's highest ever launch day volume of 13,291 contracts on June 5.
DGCX recorded its highest ever Open Interest of 94,056 contracts on June 26, which is a key indicator of strong market confidence in DGCX.
The exchange also recorded its third highest average daily OI of 54,764 contracts in June.
In particular, DGCX BSE Sensex contract recorded its highest ever average OI of 1,388 contracts on June 25.
Apart from a strong increase in volumes, the first six months also saw the successful launch of innovative new products, growth in our member community and a series of partnerships that widened our reach in key overseas markets," Gaurang Desai, Interim CEO of DGCX said.