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Workshop on currency futures

KOCHI: National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) has introduced trading in currency derivatives based on the needs of the market place, senior vice-president of NSE R. Sundararaman has said.

Addressing a seminar on trading in currency futures organised by JRG Securities Limited, Mr. Sundararaman said the strong correlation of foreign exchange with interest rates, equity flows and commodities would translate into opportunities to trade in currency futures. .

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