The contract size for the MSCI India Index Futures (INR) contract is defined as 50 index points x price. This means that each contract is linked to the movement of 50 index points, and the value of each index point is multiplied by the price of the index. The contract size reflects the amount of exposure an investor takes on when trading in this futures contract, and the multiplier is set to provide a manageable level of risk and exposure to market fluctuations. This standardization allows traders to gauge the value of their positions and facilitates liquidity in the futures market.
[Reference: CISI UAE Financial Rules and Regulations — MSCI Index Futures Contract Specifications, Section 7.2.1 (2023)., ]
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