The IRF contract is based on 6.84 per cent central government security maturing on December 19, 2022, and will be available for trading fro...

The IRF contract is based on 6.84 per cent central government security maturing on December 19, 2022, will be made available for trading fr...

The IRF market gets participation from retail investors, trading houses, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) and other institutions.

Leading stock exchange BSE will launch a new interest rate futures (IRF) contract offering 7.79 per cent yield on government bonds on Janua...

The new interest rate futures contracts will be based on the government bonds maturing in 2023 and 2029.

NSE had introduced two new IRF contracts -- one bearing 8.27 per cent interest and maturing in 2020 and another with 7.78 per cent maturing...

With the latest IRF contracts, four different interest bearing government securities are traded now traded on the NSE platform as underlyin...

An IRF is generally a contract between a buyer and a seller agreeing to the future delivery of any interest-bearing asset such as governmen...

These investors had built long positions in interest rate futures in anticipation of a series of rate cuts between October last year and Ma...

The Reserve Bank today issued final guidelines for the 6-year and 13-year cash settled interest rate futures (IRF).

The decision was taken in consultation with Reserve Bank of India after taking into account feedback from market participants and exchanges.

The newly launched interest rate futures (IRF) contract on the stock exchanges -- BSE and NSE -- saw trading worth a total Rs 2,273.36 cror...

An IRF is a contract between a buyer and a seller agreeing to the future delivery of any interest-bearing asset such as government bonds.

Increasing open interest along with rising prices suggests higher participation. . The RBI reduced the policy rate on January 15.

Total turnover of Interest Rate Futures on three major stock exchanges surged by 54.4 per cent to Rs 39,817 crore in November compared to t...

Trading of interest rate futures (IRF) on BSE, NSE and MCX-SX cumulatively stood at about Rs 1.48 lakh crore during April-September period.

MFs and insurance cos are awaiting go-ahead from Sebi and IRDA with regard to their participation in the newly launched IRF on stock exchan...