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The commodity futures market regulator Forward Markets Commission FMC has enhanced the penalty for default in delivery at the end of the contract from 0.5 per cent to a hefty five per cent.
FMC aso decided to remove all trading limits for the positions taken purely for hedging purposes on any commodity exchange, S Sundareshan, FMC chairman, told reporters after a meeting with all board members.
The decisions were taken following recommendations made by the JR Varma committee on risk management on Wednesday. 8220;This will be applicable for all contracts beginning November and the intention for delivery will have to be made clear at least five days before the contract expiry,8221; he said.
It will be applicable to all the commodities traded across all exchanges.
