AUTHOR: SNOW WHITE Introduction The Reserve Bank of India[1] (RBI) has long been at the forefront of regulating the financial markets in India, ensuring that activities such as forex trading are carried out within legal frameworks to protect investors and maintain financial stability. However, with the rise of online platforms and increased access to global … Read more
AUTHOR: BERRY INTRODUCTION Forex trading[1] in India has grown significantly as investors seek to capitalize on the dynamic nature of currency markets. However, due to the high volatility and global implications, it is important for the trading environment to be regulated by appropriate authorities. In India, two prominent regulatory bodies, the Reserve Bank of India … Read more
AUTHOR: BERRY INTRODUCTION Forex trading, also known as foreign exchange [1]or currency trading, is a significant part of the global financial market. With the increasing popularity of Forex trading platforms[2] and the accessibility of online trading, many traders in India are interested in participating in this lucrative market. However, the question of whether Forex trading … Read more
AUTHOR : SIMON DRAVIS Introduction Forex trading[1] in India is strictly regulated to ensure stability, transparency, and security in the financial market. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) play a central role in implementing these regulations. Their primary objective is to prevent excessive speculation, avoid market … Read more
AUTHOR : SIMON DRAVIS Introduction Forex trading[1] in India is governed by a set of regulations designed to ensure market stability, transparency, and security. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) plays a pivotal role in regulating the forex market[2] to protect the country’s financial system and ensure that forex transactions occur within a controlled framework. … Read more
AUTHOR : JENNY Introduction Foreign exchange (forex) trading involves the buying and selling of currencies to profit from fluctuations in exchange rates. As a highly liquid and dynamic market, forex trading can be both profitable and risky. In India, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governs and regulates forex trading under the framework of the … Read more