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TABLE-NSE Currency Futures traded on Nov 4

Wed Nov 4, 2009 6:37pm IST
 
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 Nov 4 (Reuters) -The following are details of trades in
currency futures on the National Stock Exchange on Wednesday.
 Summary:
 Total Traded Value     :         75,655.03 million rupees
 Open interest*         :         499,990
 Total Traded Quantity  :         1,604,121 Symbol    Expiry
  Open     High      Low     Close     Open
   Traded    Traded  No. of
        Date                                        
Interest*    Value#      Qty   Trades
      ----------------------------------------------
--------   --------   -------  ------ USDINR    26-Nov-09 
47.2500  47.2775  47.0475  47.0900   379352   73700.79  
1562769   45232 USDINR    29-Dec-09  47.3550  47.3575  47.1425 
47.1775    89975    1732.81     36685    1358 USDINR   
27-Jan-10  47.4375  47.4400  47.2500  47.2750    14696     
84.18      1778      76 USDINR    24-Feb-10  47.4875  47.5100 
47.3675  47.3900     9149      96.11      2024      19 USDINR  
 29-Mar-10  47.6025  47.6025  47.2550  47.4625     2894     
31.17       656      17 USDINR    28-Apr-10  47.6200  47.6200 
47.6100  47.6100     1484       0.48        10       2 USDINR  
 27-May-10  47.3800  47.7500  47.3800  47.7500     1475      
8.91       187       7 USDINR    28-Jul-10  47.8800  47.8800 
47.8500  47.8500      568       0.48        10       2 USDINR  
 28-Sep-10  48.0600  48.0600  48.0600  48.0600      397      
0.10         2       1 # in million rupees * Open interest as
available in the trading system at the end of trading hours.
Expiry Date: Two working days prior to the last business day of
the expiry month. SOURCE: National Stock Exchange of India
SPEED GUIDE                                           :
<NSI/FUTEX1> PAGE                                              
: <NSI/INRFUT01> - 05 RICs Chain                            
            : <0#NIR:> CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS              
             : <NSI/NIR> 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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