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The National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, NCDEX, is an online multi commodity exchange located in India; its headquarters are based in Mumbai.
The NCDEX was established on 2009 and it is the largest commodities exchange in India. The exchange is a public limited company regulated by the Forward Markets Commission.
The NCDEX allows trading of more than 50 commodities.
Here is a list of some commodities:
Agricultural commodities: Rubber, Pepper, Jerra, Chili, Yellow Peas, Wheat, Barley, Gur, Potato, Almond, Crude Palm Oil, Castor Seed, Chana, Coffee Arabica, Indian 31 mm Cotton, Mentha Oil, Soy Bean...
Metals: Steel, Copper, Zinc, Nickel, Lead, Aluminum.
Precious metals: Gold, Gold (100 gms), Gold International, Silver, Silver (5Kg), Silver International, Platinum.
Energy: Crude Oil, Thermal Coal, Brent Crude Oil, Gasoline, Heating Oil, Natural Gas.
Others: CER (Carbon Credit, Certified Emission Reduction Units).
This list of symbols contains also information such as the descriptive name of the commodity, the expiry date of the contract, the delivery center (address field) and the price unit (Example: Rs/Quintal for CHANA and Rs/Barrel for the Brent Crude Oil).
Example:
Symbol: GLDPURINTL 11/30/2009
Name: GOLD INTERNATIONAL
Delivery Center: AHMEDABAD
Expiry Date: 11/30/2009
Price Unit: RS/10 GMS
National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange - NCDEX India - Historical Prices item downloads historical EOD data (prices) for all commodity contracts.
For the Indian Stock Market, here is a list of ticker symbols for the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE):
BSE Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbols List of the National Stock Exchange, NSE, India
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