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Frequently Asked Questions — Commodity Futures in India
What are the standard trading hours for MCX Commodity Futures in India?
MCX commodities trade in two primary sessions: Morning Session from 09:00 to 17:00 IST for agricultural commodities and non-agri, and Evening Session from 17:00 to 23:30 / 23:55 IST (during US Daylight Saving Time) for Bullion, Energy, and Base Metals aligned with US market hours.
How is the MCX Gold 24K futures price derived from international spot rates?
MCX Gold quotes are per 10 grams in Indian Rupees (INR). They are calculated from the international COMEX Gold spot price (quoted per troy ounce = 31.1035 grams) converted at the prevailing USD/INR spot exchange rate, plus statutory Indian basic customs duties and import cess.
What is the difference between Brent Crude and MCX Crude Oil contracts?
Brent Crude is the global sea-borne crude benchmark traded on ICE London (quoted in USD/barrel). MCX Crude Oil contracts track US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) light sweet crude, quoted in Indian Rupees (₹ per barrel) with 100 barrels per standard lot.
Can retail investors take physical delivery of MCX commodities?
While MCX contracts have physical delivery settlement mechanisms for bullion and base metals during the tender period, retail traders typically square off their positions before the delivery period starts or utilize demat ETFs (e.g. GOLDBEES, SILVERBEES) to avoid delivery margins and storage friction.