What awaits Dalal Street next week? Frustration and Déjà vu!
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While indices may have logged gains over the past three weeks, they have been stuck in an 800-point range between 14,200 and 15,000 for well over two months as investors balance the near-term disruption caused by the second wave.
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If the domestic problems weren’t weighing investors down enough, this week also resurfaced concerns over the possible future actions of the US Federal Reserve.
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UAE: Israeli Traders Can Now Trade on DGCX Published May 3rd, 2021 - 11:00 GMT
The Exchange announced that it traded 12.73 million contracts in 2020, and recorded a yearly AOI of 220,504 contracts in 2020. (Shutterstock)
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Israeli members will also then have access to act as market makers on the DGCX platform.
The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) has received a permit from the Israel Securities Authority (ISA), enabling Israeli firms trading on proprietary basis to become members of the DGCX and to use its trading services and platforms.
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Israeli members will also then have access to act as market makers on the DGCX platform.
The DGCX Group receives a permit from the Israel Securities Authority (ISA)
Dubai: The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) Sunday announced that it has received a permit from the Israel Securities Authority (ISA), enabling qualified Israeli corporations who trade on proprietary basis to become members of the DGCX and to use its trading services and platforms.
Israeli members will also then have access to act as market makers on the DGCX platform.
The move allows the DGCX Group to introduce its diversified global products and services, including Futures and Options Contracts that cover precious metals, energy, equities and currency sectors - within Israel - as it continues to expand its role as the leading Middle East exchange for trading of derivatives.
The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) on Sunday announced that it has received a permit from the Israel Securities Authority (ISA), enabling qualified Israeli corporations who trade on proprietary