In India
commodity is an agricultural product or raw material that can be
bought and
sold. E.g. gold or sugar.
sold. E.g. gold or sugar.
There are 2 types of commodities in India that are
traded in the market.
Soft commodities in India are agricultural products. E.g. Sugar,
Coffee, Wheat.
Hard commodities in India are mined products. E.g. Silver, Gold, Oil and Rubber.
The price of the commodity in India depends on the supply and demand in the market. Commodities can be traded on the commodity exchanges i.e. you would need a Demat account to trade in commodities.
Below are few benefits listed from the commodity trading in India.
Soft commodities in India are agricultural products. E.g. Sugar,
Coffee, Wheat.
Hard commodities in India are mined products. E.g. Silver, Gold, Oil and Rubber.
The price of the commodity in India depends on the supply and demand in the market. Commodities can be traded on the commodity exchanges i.e. you would need a Demat account to trade in commodities.
Below are few benefits listed from the commodity trading in India.
Commodities give more liquidity.
In commodity trading in India it is equally easy to both
buy and sell futures and an investor can easily liquidate his trades
whenever required.
Holding Actual Physical Gold.
Physical Gold is a product by which investors can take investment traded in
de-materialized physical gold using the futures market. In this condition,
were Indian investor can hold physical gold, in a safe deposit vault approved
by the exchange, which is reflected in the demat account.
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