Mumbai, Sept. 25 -- The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has widened the investment avenues available to foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in exchange-traded commodity derivatives, allowing them to participate in a broader set of non-agricultural contracts. This is aimed at deepening liquidity and broadening participation in India's commodity derivatives market, while putting safeguards in place to ensure FPIs do not enter the physical delivery process.
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