Mumbai: BSE arm India International Exchange (India INX) has hit a record daily trading turnover of Rs 3,287 crore ($506.68 million) on its derivatives segment with transactions in gold futures contributing to 57 per cent of the total value.
India INX has seen a rapid growth in derivatives segment primarily due to the increase in the exchange membership and overall market participation.
The India International Exchange Futures are currently available on the Sensex, Sensex 50, gold, silver, Brent crude, euro, dollar, pound, and the yen, apart from 107 Indian equity stocks as well as international equities such as Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google and JP Morgan.
India INX, based in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), in a statement on Tuesday said it daily turnover from derivatives hit a record 3,287 crore ($506.68 million) on March 26.
Of this, the daily trading turnover on the India INX 32-troy ounce gold futures contract reached an all-time high of Rs 1,895 crore ($292 million), representing 57 per cent of the value. It also represented 68 per cent of the turnover of the equivalent gold futures traded in the domestic markets on March 26.