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COMMODITY MARKET

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|Chapter No |Topic |Page No. |
|1 |Introduction to Commodity Market |04 |
|2 |History of Evolution of Commodity Markets |08 |
|3 |India and the Commodity Market |10 |
|4 |International Commodity Exchanges |15 |
|5 |How Commodity Market Works? |17 |
|6 |How to Invest in a Commodity Market |19 |
|7 |Current Scenario in Indian Commodity Market |23 |
|8 |Commodities |28 |
|9 |Analysis |38 |
| |ANNAXTURE |47 |
| |Summary |55 |
| |Bibliography |56 |

Chapter 1

Introduction to Commodity Market

What is “Commodity”? Any

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