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Commodities are products that can be bought, sold or traded in different kinds of markets. Commodities are the raw materials that are used to create products which are consumed in everyday life around the world, from food products in India to building new homes in Europe or to running cars in the US.

A futures contract is a pre-determined and standardized contract to buy or sell commodities for a particular price and for a certain date in the future.

Large traders in the futures markets in collusion with spot market traders managed to hoard a sizeable portion of physical stocks and thereby created an artificial shortage in the spot markets.

Investigations carried out by FMC found that 4,490 entities were involved in guar gum price manipulation and they together made profits of Rs.12,910 million.

Savvy speculators managed to circumvent new regulations on position limits by trading guar contracts through related entities or in the accounts of small individual investors who were paid a token amount for allowing the use of their accounts for trading purposes.

Most of the trading on the exchange centred on the so-called pair trades to generate annualized returns of 14-15 percent, without assuming any commodity price risk.

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guidelines classifying different
categories of market participants,
it is not an easy task for the market
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