India Allows FPIs in Bullion Contracts, NSE Seeks Self-Listing

NSE Chairman Srinivas Injeti urged reconsideration for exchanges to self-list, following NSE's debut on rival BSE. India's regulator has now allowed Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to trade physically settled non-agricultural commodity derivatives, including bullion. This aims to boost trading volumes and broaden the investor base for bullion contracts. Increased FPI participation in Indian bullion markets could subtly influence regional gold demand and liquidity, potentially impacting international gold prices or regional market sentiment.

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