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Commodity market boost: Sebi plans to boost institutional participation; derivatives and bonds in focus

Sebi is actively working to boost institutional investment in agricultural and non-agricultural commodity markets, aiming to strengthen their appeal for hedging purposes. The regulator is also exploring avenues to allow banks, insurance companies, pension funds, and foreign portfolio investors to participate in these markets, alongside efforts to deepen the corporate bond market.
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