NCDEX
National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange is an Indian commodity derivatives exchange used for agricultural commodity price discovery and hedging.
Non-U.S. futures and commodity exchange terms used in derivatives, commodity, and market-structure analysis.
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This section starts with National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), an Indian commodity derivatives exchange. For U.S. futures venues, use U.S. Futures and Commodity Exchanges.
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National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange is an Indian commodity derivatives exchange used for agricultural commodity price discovery and hedging.