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Currency Trading

Currency Derivatives are Future and Options contracts which you can buy or sell specific quantity of a particular currency pair at a future date. It is similar to the Stock Futures and Options but the underlying happens to be currency pair (i.e. USDINR, EURINR, JPYINR OR GBPINR) instead of Stocks. A call option contract of USDINR of expiry 27th Jun, 2017 for Strike Price ‘46’ will be represented by symbol ‘OPTCUR-USDINR-27JUN2017-46-CE’. It is not only a good investment option but there are multiple benefits of currency trading in India as well.

Currency Trading Pairs for India

USD-INR

(US Dollar)

EUR-INR

(European Currency)

GBP-INR

(Great Britain Pound)

JPY-INR

(Japanese Yen)

Features of Currency Trading

Currency Futures and Options

Currency Futures and Options

In currency trading, the underlying asset is the currency pair at currency exchange rate as compared to equity futures

Participants in Currency Trading

Participants in Currency Trading

Traders-Importers/Exporters; Stockists; Hedgers; Arbitrageurs; Speculators.

Date of expiry

Date of expiry

All Currency contracts expire two working days prior to the last business day of the expiry month at 12 noon

Trade timings of Currency trading

Trade timings of Currency trading

In NSE for Currency Derivatives the trade timings are as follows: Trading Session- Monday to Friday- 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Frequently Asked Questions

Currency is traded in pairs unlike the stocks, where you can buy or sell a single stock. While trading in Currency, you have to buy one currency and sell another currency in the forex market.