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Title: Impact of foreign players in the commodity markets in india
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We have identified that to some extent the speculation is also necessary and hence foreign funds can be allowed with proper regulation. Foreign funds will increase the market efficiency and liquidity in the market which will cause the market to pick up... Showed first 250 characters
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We have discussed the general price increase considering Wheat, which is an essential commodity and the price instability considering Nickel, an industrial commodity.
Other consequences on the Indian Investor, the market and on the government are also discussed... Showed next 250 characters
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