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Commodity Market
Commodity Market
TEJASVEE CHAVAN NEHA GAIKWAD BHAGYASHREE GAWADE SHRUTI KOLI PRIYANKA PHADTARE PRIYANKA SHINDE RUJUTA ZAJAM
COMMODITY MARKET
A commodity refers to any good, merchandise or produce of a land that can be bought and sold. A commodity is an article or product that; Is used for commerce, Is moveable, Has value, Can be bought and sold, Is produced or used as a subject in a barter or sale.
VALUE CHAIN
PRODUCERS ASSEMBLERS TRADER PROCESSORS DISTRIBUTERS RETAILERS CONSUMERS
DERIVATIVES
A derivative is a financial instrument whose value depends on or is derived from the value of an underlined asset The underlined asset could be: Commodity Foreign exchange Equity Interest rate Index Weather Pollution Commodity derivative is a contract to either buy or sell a commodity at a certain time in future at a price agreed upon at a time of entering into the contract
DERIVATIVES ARE TRADED IN 2 DIFFERENT MARKETS OVER THE COUNTER (OTC) MARKETS FORWARDS SWAPS EXCHANGES TRADED FUTURES OPTIONS
FORWARD
Highly Customise And Not Traded On Exchanges. Specified Future Date Is Called As Maturity Date The Parties That Agrees To Buy Is Said To Have Taken A Long Position. The Party That Agrees To Sell Is Said To Have Taken A Short Position.
COMMODITY SWAPS
Swaps means an exchange To exchange 2 different streams of cash flows which are dependent on the price of an underlined commodity. A commodity swap is used to hedge against the price of a commodity.
OPTION
An option is an agreement between two parties one of whom is the buyer and the other is seller. An option gives the holder or buyer of the option the right. But not the obligation to buy or sell an asset at a known fixed price ( called the exercise price) at a given point in the future.
COMMODITY DERIVATIVES Commodity derivatives may be settled by actual deliveries. Quantity and quality differences exit. Holding cost includes assaying, warehousing and insurance costs. Physical markets are seasonal in nature. Factors impacting: y Demand and supply y Import export regulations y Government intervention
FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES Financial derivatives are only cash settles on the given day. No quantity and quality differences exit. Holding cost normally consists of only interest costs. Financial markets are active throughout the year. Factors impacting: y Global and local economic conditions y Performance of the entity y Taxations structures.
Types Of Trader
Proprietary Traders Market Makers Scalpers Day Traders Position Traders
HEDGING
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF HEDGING Hedgers are market participants who want to transfer risk. Hedgers include various sets of people such as , consumers, processors traders and producers.
HEDGING STRATEGIES There are two main hedging strategies: Short Hedge Long Hedge
SPECULATION
SPECULATION
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SPECULATION Buying and holding shares is simpler than buying and holding commodities. However, speculating in the futures market of commodities is quite similar to speculating in financial markets
ARBITRAGE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ARBITRAGE Arbitrage involves the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same or similar asset in two different markets for different prices, leading to profits for the arbitrager
Oldest commodity exchanges in the world : 1. Chicago board of trade (CBOT) 2. Chicago mercantile exchange (CME)
COMMODITY EXCHANGES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMY AFRICA SAFEX ZIMACE ASIA China Malaysia Taiwan Indonesia Singapore Thailand India LATIN AMERICA Brazil Argentina Mexico
FMC
COMMODITY EXCHANGES NATIONAL EXCHANGES REGIONAL EXCHANGE NBOT
20 Other Regional Exchange
NCDEX
NMCE
MCX
SY
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
NUMBER OF FACTORIES 1. COOPERATIVES 2. OTHERS INSTALLED CAPACITY THOUSAND TONNES 1. COOPERATIVES 2. OTHERS PRODUCTION THOUSAND TONNES 1. COOPERATIVES 2. OTHERS CAPACITY UTIL% 1. COOPERATIVES 2. OTHERS
9,069 7,112
9,286 7,535
9,985 7,699
10,182 7,316
10,694 8,109
10,684 8,302
Million tons
Million Tons