Wealthy Indian investors can turn the volatility tide in their favour to make short-term profits by taking advantage of the interest rate futures market, with the benchmark bond yield rising to almost yearly highs, pushing prices down.
In IRF derivative contracts, a trader will go 'long' (buy) when he expects the price of the underlying bonds to rise; in other words, when rates will soften. Similarly, he would go 'short' (sell), when, according to his analysis, interest rates could har …..
Here’s how you can make Rs 6.6 lakh on rate futures
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