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Commodities summit in Dubai

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Kochi: JRG, a commodity broking house in the United Arab Emirates, is organising a commodities summit in Dubai on November 18 to discuss the emerging investment opportunities in the commodities futures market, says Regi Jacob, managing director of JRG.

The main objective of the summit is to provide more insight into the brighter side of the commodity futures trading through the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) to Non-Resident India clients and other nationals in West Asia.

During the summit, Jignesh Shah, vice-chairman of DGCX and founder of Financial Technologies, will launch UAE's first mobile trading platform at DGCX. JRG has an exclusive tie-up with Financial Technologies Middle East for providing M-Trade facility to the global investing public.

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