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TABLE-MCX-SX Currency Futures traded on Nov 4

Wed Nov 4, 2009 6:07pm IST
 
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   Nov 4 (Reuters) -The following are details of trades in
currency futures on the MCX-SX (a subsidiary of Multi Commodity
Exchange of India Ltd. (MCX)) on Wednesday.
 Summary:
 Total Traded Value     :         74,202.192 million rupees
 Open interest          :         534,599
 Volume                 :         1,572,779 Symbol    Expiry
  Open     High      Low     Close   No. of
  Open     Traded    Volume
        Date                                         
Trades
  Interest     Value#
      ---------------------------------------------- 
------
  --------   ---------  ------ USDINR    26-Nov-09  47.2900 
47.2900   47.0475  47.0875  32229    368195 60573.14163 1284398
USDINR    29-Dec-09  47.3375  47.3550   47.1400  47.1925  12489
137100 10187.04127  215662 USDINR    27-Jan-10  47.4175 
47.4300   47.2575  47.2675   5216     26869  3408.54632   72014
USDINR    24-Feb-10  47.4500  47.4500   47.3050  47.3050      4
  1607     2.56172      54 USDINR    29-Mar-10  47.6000 
47.6000   47.4025  47.4625      6       828    30.90132     651
# in million rupees Expiry Date   : Two working days prior to
the last business day of the expiry month. Trading Hours : 9:00
AM to 5:00 PM (Monday to Friday) SOURCE: www.mcx-sx.com SPEED
GUIDE                                           : <MCI/FUTEX1>
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<MCI/INRFUT01> - 10 RICs Chain                                 
       : <0#MCIR:> INDICATIVE INR FORWARDS (OUTRIGHTS), INR
NDF,
 NSE, BSE & MCX INR CURRENCY FUTURES                  :
INRFUTURES (Mumbai Rate Reporting Unit + 91 22 6636 9222,
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