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Going online

Johney Thomas

GETTING READY: A coconut grower drying copra at a farm near Alappuzha, Kerala. The Coconut Development Board and the National Multi Commodity Exchange of India (NMCE) have joined hands to introduce online futures trading in copra soon. It is the first time that copra trade will go online. Currently, the First Commodity Exchange of India conducts futures in its premises in Kochi.— Johney Thomas

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