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2025-12-16 13:57:03
[Indian Regulators Plan to Ease Restrictions on Commodity Derivatives; Reform Plan to be Submitted Early Next Year] 1. Three sources familiar with the matter revealed that a special panel established by the Securities and Exchange Commission of India (SEBI) is expected to submit its final report early next year, recommending the relaxation of restrictions on commodity derivatives trading and proposing specific measures to enhance the market's attractiveness to institutional investors. This move is seen as a key step in SEBI's efforts to deepen reforms of the domestic commodity market. 2. SEBI Chairman Tushin Kanta Pandey has previously stated that "strengthening the Indian commodity market is a priority on the SEBI's regulatory agenda," with the core objective being "deepening and expanding market participation." This year, SEBI has already taken the lead in relaxing several rules in the stock market, and the market widely expects its next reform to focus on the commodity derivatives sector.
