Comprehensive commodity investments for diversified portfolio growth
10+
Commodities to choose from
24hrs live
Access to active markets across the day
Up to 50%
Reduction in price risk due to hedge
What is Commodity ?
A commodity market is a type of marketplace that lets an individual indulge in buying, selling, and trading raw materials or even primary products. Ordinarily, it is a marketplace for investors that permits trading in commodities such as crude oil, precious metals, natural gas, spices, etc. Different kinds of commodities available for trading are categorised into different classes based on their inherent nature. Broadly there are two categories hard commodities and soft commodities.
Why invest in commodity ?
Benefit from diversification, a hedge against inflation, and excess positive returns even when supply and demand make affected durning geopolitics.
Diversification
Commodities markets demonstrate an inverse performance when compared to stock and bond market returns, as during a rise in the market prices of goods, stock and bond market returns falter. Investing a stipulated percentage of the investment corpus into the commodities market can help individuals reap a high return on investment (ROI) even during a stock market downturn, helping them compensate for lower or negative profits generated by the capital sector.
Inflation Hedge
The prices of top commodities, such as gold, tend to rise over time at a faster rate when compared to rising inflation rates in a country, allowing investors to enjoy a rise in the real value of their corpus investment. Also, as the demand for certain goods tends to rise or remain stable over time (such as gold, crude oil, etc.), wiping off any unsystematic fluctuations.
Cheap Margin Trading facility
Commodity brokers offer a lower margin for trading relative to stock and bond market dealings as these are less risky securities. Essentially, it permits trading on borrowed funds (subject to SEBI regulations), allowing both hedgers and speculators to profit from the transaction.
How to Trade in Commodity ?
Commodity trading is managed by four major commodity exchanges in India
Why choose
Commodity
with Taurus ?
Unparalleled client support
With our expert and client-friendly support team, never stand a chance for delays and unanswered queries for a round-the-clock market.
Comprehensive research reports
Get an detailed insights and market outlook of key items like Gold, Oil, Crops and more.
Superior trading experience
With our self-paced and tech-driven platforms never miss-out on any opportunities and market movements.
Types of Commodities
Hard Commodities
Gold, Platinum, Copper, Silver, etc
Crude oil, Natural gas, Gasoline, etc
Soft Commodities
Soybeans, Wheat, Rice, Coffee, Corn, Salt, etc
Live cattle, Pork, Feeder cattle, etc
Simplify your investment journey with our platforms
Simplify your investment journey with our platforms, crafted to offer a smooth process and rewarding results.
Enjoy real-time market updates, latest features and a seamless trading experience.
Comprehensive portfolio view and analysis for effective investment management.
Advanced charting tools for in-depth market analysis.
User-friendly interface for quick and easy trading.
Steps to open an account
Register
Complete the online registration form by providing your personal details to create a secure account.
OPEN ACCOUNTVerification
Submit the required documentation and complete the certification process to confirm your identity and compliance.
Start trading
Fund your account and start trading with access to investments and tools.
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FAQS
Just like any other financial market, trading in commodity markets takes place where traders can buy or sell or trade in various commodities at current or future date. Similar to stock trading, investors can invest in commodities through various commodity exchanges. MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) offers trading in commodity derivative contracts across varied segments including bullion, industrial metals, energy and agricultural commodities, as also on indices constituted from these contracts.
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd is an independent commodity exchange established in November 2003 and is based in Mumbai. It is India's largest commodity derivatives exchange.
Apart from three sectoral indices that are the Base Metal index i.e Silver, Platinum etc, the Bullion i.e Gold index and the Energy index, there are nine single-commodity indices, which includes agricultural commodities like corn, wheat, cotton, soybean, cereals and pulses, spices and much more.
Since September 28, 2015, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has regulated the commodity derivatives market in India.
Trading on the MCX platform takes place on all days of the week (except on Saturdays, Sundays and trading holidays declared by the Exchange). The commodity Market timings are as under: Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 11:30 pm (up to 11:55 pm on account of daylight savings typically between every November and March of the following year) Agri-commodities are available for futures trading up to 5:00 pm Other commodities such as Bullions, Metals and Energy products are available up to 11:30 pm / 11:55 pm International referenceable Agri-commodities are available up to 9:00 pm as notified by SEBI Trading on the NCDEX Platform happens from Monday to Friday. Market timings segment-wise are as under: Monday to Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Crude Palm Oil, Cotton, Kapas, Soy Oil and Sugar: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm All Other Agri Commodities: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
