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Introduction . . .

If you are looking for access to various commodities and research to help you sell, buy, hedge, speculate, invest, import or export on your own, for investment advice or for an independent financial advisor to manage your imports and exports, Abhipra is a one stop solution.

Abhipra Commodity Consultants Pvt Ltd. (ACCPL) -- a sister concern of Abhipra Capital Limited provides you the facility to trade in commodities. With ACCPL you can trade on three major commodity exchanges of the country: National Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd , National Commodity and Derivative Exchange and Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. Online Trading Platform with best of "Technology & Art" to its valued constituents is available on Abhipra outlets.

As a result of lifting restrictions and setting up of nation-wide online multi commodity exchanges such as NCDEX, MCX and NMCE by Forwards Markets Commission (FMC) & the Govt. of India, a centralized trading environment across India has been created for offering Futures trading in several Agricultural Commodities, Precious Metal and Base Metals.

Further, the authorities have kept in mind the economic purpose of a Commodity Futures Exchange as a market place , enabling the Producers/Processors to sell it in advance to protect them against possible price fall and allow Consumers-Traders, Processors and Exporters to buy in advance to protect against possible price increase. In this way they are able to "Hedge" their price risk.

As a result of prevailing favourable market conditions the wings of this trade are further spreading globally as a vision of World Commodity Market. Therefore, the Commodity Exchanges with the contribution mainly routed through the Brokers engaged in Commodity Segment who in turn mainly with the involvement of following types of participants in the Futures Markets are giving the business volumes.

Participants in Futures Market

Hedgers
Speculators
Arbitrageurs

Hedgers reduce their price risk which they face from the price movements and very often, they would like to sacrifice the potential upside to gain certainty about prices.

Speculators take the directional view of future price movements and take on the risk that hedgers like to reduce.

Arbitrageurs exploit price differentials on the same commodities / contracts that are traded on two different markets (for i.e. between futures Prices in two Exchanges).

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SEBI Reg. No.:   NSE: Equity : INB230815035 T.Code:08150, F&O: INF230815035
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