5.

3%
response
60 0-21
18.2% 42.2% 22-35
40
36-65
20 response
34.3%
66 & above
0
male female

9% 14% Service
8%
Student
14% Business
Retired
55% Unemployed

ANALYSIS

Data collected from 64 people from which 14 are male and 50 are Female. Response received are
42.2% from age group 0-21 and 34.3% from age group 22-35 who are 18.2%. belong to 36-65
age group 53% are 66 and above. In this analysis most of the response are services group with
55%.
 14
12
10
8
6
response
4
2
0

ANALYSIS

This question ask broker about investment pattern about their client. Study analysis that most are
invested in traditional F.D. however due to healthy return in mutual fund and stock market
shows slowly change in trend.

12%

32% Risky
Face loss
Not aware
40% Don’t have time
16%

ANALYSIS

This question is related to why there is low investment in commodity. Less awareness about
commodity market are response behind that can seen through response which is 40% again the
people who know about commodity market they have risky view about market
 response
60 17% Daily
22%
Weekly
40
20%
Monthly
20 response
41% Yearly
0
risky risk free

ANALYSIS

This study show that .The people who invest in commodity are think that commodity market is
high risky. only 17%% are trade daily in commodity market most of investor invest in monthly.

22% 24%
27% 28%
Metal sugar
Agriculture wheat
Energy other

45% 54%

ANALYSIS

The study show that investor who trade in commodity mostly they invest in agriculture
commodity with 45% response. 28% and 27% metal and energy respectively. 24% broker
responxe that ncdex impacted due to sugar price and 54% broker response that ncdex impacted
by wheat price and remain response for other
 19%
26%

1000-5000
5000-10000
10000-50000
More than 50000
27%

28%

ANALYSIS

Here broker response how much and invested in commodity. Most of investor prefer to 10000 to
50000 bracket with 28%broker . response 26% broker response that most of there client invested
in 50000 and above which is highest bracket. Only 19 broker response for 1000 to 5000 bracket
 response response
40 35
34
30 33
32
20
response 31 response
10 30
29
0 28
yes no stock commoodity

ANALYSIS
This question asked for how broker think that related stock market and commodity related which
analysis that most of broker response that they inter related but with invers relationship the study
also show About volatile commodity market is less volatility than stock market.
 Demand & Demand &
Supply Supply
22.2% 25.4% 23.8%
25.4% Wheather Wheather

Inflation rate Inflation rate

27% 25.4% 22.2% 28.6%
Government Government
policy policy

ANALYSIS

This questions ask for factor which affected sugar and wheat price for sugar commodity. factor
both weather and demand & supply equally important factor. However for wheat commodity
demand and supply most important factor.
 Strongly Strongly
disagree 11.1% disagree
11.1% 12.7% Disagree Disagree
15.9% 7.9%

25.4% Neutral Neutral

25.4% 27%

Agree 38.1% Agree

25.4%
Strongly agree Strongly agree

ANALYSIS

The study analyzed that how much sugar and wheat impacted to NCDEX most of broker
response that they are neutral with 25.4% and 38% response with respectively wheat, and sugar.
however for sugar commodity 25.4% broker response agree, 28.4% disagree for wheat .only
7.8% response are disagree and 27% are agree.

15.9% 17.5%
20.6% 23.8% 1st 1st
2nd 2nd
3rd 3rd
23.8% 34.9%
31.7% 4th 31.7% 4th

ANALYSIS

When for understanding best quarter to investment in sugar and wheat. Commodity for both 2 nd
quarters is best another due to Manson data impacted to market sentiments with 31.7% for sugar
and 34.9% for wheat broker response
 response response
35 35
30 30
25 25
20 20

15 15
response response
10 10

5 5

0 0

ANALYSIS

Here broker response for why investor invested in commodity sugar and wheat. Most of investor
invested for speculate . for hedging purpose 16 broker response for sugar commodity and for
wheat that is 18. Remaining broker response for arbitration out of 64 response.
 FINDINGS

This chapter is based on the data analysis and interpretations; researcher has drawn meaningful
findings to meet requirements of the objectives set for this study. The deductive approach is
utilized for converting the broad interpretation in to precise findings. All findings are classified
as per the sequence of objectives

 There is a three tire regulatory structure of commodity trading in India i.e.

Government of India, Forward Market Commission and Commodity Exchanges.

 Permanent recognition to three national level multi-commodity exchanges namely,(i)

Multi-commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) Mumbai, (ii) National
Commodity and Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX), Mumbai and (iii)
National Multi-commodity Exchange of India Limited (NMCE) Ahmadabad.
 These exchanges are recognized to regulate trading in a variety of commodities
approved by Forward Market Commission under the Forward Contracts (Regulation)
Act, 1952.
 Supply and demand are, as usual, important to the process of determining the price
of sugar. However, as mentioned, sugar is used by almost everyone so more people
have access and effect the price
 As with every commodity there are multiple factors that affect the grain market. In
particular, weather plays one of the biggest roles in the harvest of wheat. Even though
wheat is a robust grain, massive droughts or floods will negatively affect the supply of
wheat, which lends itself to increase the harvesting/production process on all wheat
products, therefore increasing its price in the market. Most wheat futures charts will show
an upward trend in the demand of the produce, however, factors such as a change in
government policy regarding import can affect wheat trading and in turn wheat trading
price.
 SUGGESTIONS

 Guiding the clients with accurate information: Unexpected volatility in price movements
prevented them from guiding the clients with accurate and update information,
particularly price information with respect to futures market.

 Awareness: To generate of awareness or Consciousness along with the farmers,

associated exchanges as well as the ones which could be probable hedgers / aggregators
and other market components has been one of the most important activities of the
Commission. Awareness at different levels, i.e., Government, media, influential thinkers,
corporate, farmers, traders, etc., is to be created for effective working of Agriculture
commodity markets in India.
 CONCLUSION

The Indian commodity market requires major investment and commercial activities in the
national and regional product markets. The proportion of non-professionals who trade in the
commodity market makes this market an adventurous activity. Unprofessional participants only
increase market volatility. The commodity market is an organized market for buyers, selling
standardized and qualified products in this market. There are 48 major commodity exchanges
around the world, selling more than 120 products ranging from wheat, cotton to silver and oil.
Most transactions are related to futures contracts, that is, contracts for the delivery of goods at a
specified price when the contract is concluded at a specific moment in the future In terms of
market share, MCX is today the largest commodity futures exchange in India, with a market
share of close to 70%. NCDEX follows with a market share of around 25%, leaving the balance
5% for NMCE.

Commodity prices fluctuate less and productivity is higher, which means that it is more
efficient in asset allocation than traditional assets This is an option for the diversification of
effective investment portfolios. Like any other market, commodity markets play an
important role in information exchange and risk sharing. Retail investors who want to
understand stock exchanges may think that commodities are an important market. However,
based on supply and demand, the product is easy to understand. Supply and demand are, as
usual, important to the process of determining the price of sugar. However, as mentioned,
sugar is used by almost everyone so more people have access and effect the price As with
every commodity there are multiple factors that affect the grain market. In particular,
weather plays one of the biggest roles in the harvest of wheat. Even though wheat is a robust
grain, massive droughts or floods will negatively affect the supply of wheat, which lends
itself to increase the harvesting/production process on all wheat products, therefore
increasing its price in the market. Most wheat futures charts will show an upward trend in
the demand of the produce, however, factors such as a change in government policy
regarding import can affect wheat trading and in turn wheat trading price.