DGCX to waive off trade fees for Mini INR contracts
The trade fees for trades with Mini Indian Rupee (DINRM) will be waived off from August 3, 2015 to December 31, 2015.
Read moreThe trade fees for trades with Mini Indian Rupee (DINRM) will be waived off from August 3, 2015 to December 31, 2015.
Read moreThe regulatory move allows all businesses domiciled in the Dubai International Financial Centre to access the products offered by the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange.
Read moreAmid the new products on the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange are two new unique Indian contracts, underlining the Exchange's focus on emerging markets.
Read moreThe new micro-site offers detailed analysis of trading data and price movements of DGCX products, as well as charts and market depth features.
Read moreMiddle Eastern electronic trading venue DGCX's memorandum of understanding with Bank of China seeks to increase interaction between the UAE and Chinese financial markets
Read moreDGCX has increased its execution speed between Dubai and important global locations including Singapore, Chicago, London, Mumbai and Frankfurt with low latency solution from BSO Network Solutions
Read moreIndian Rupee Futures contract was a strong performer recording the highest monthly volume since August 2013...
Read moreThe Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) recorded a robust start to the year, with a total of 1,176,111 contracts traded in January, an increase of 22% over December 2014. The metals segment was the main driver of volume growth, growing 24% month-on-month with 55,661 contracts traded. DGCX’s flagship product, Gold Futures led the growth,…
Read moreDecember was a stellar month for the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange as the Forex division cleared 897k contracts, off only 8% from October's record 978k contracts traded
Read moreTo strengthen DGCX’s Emerging Market product portfolio the Dubai exchange launches Russian Ruble, Korean Won and South African Rand Futures for trading
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