Can futures contract margin requirements vary?
Yes, due to price volatility fluctuations, margin requirements can change. For real-time margin details, please refer to our Margin Calculator.
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How do I determine the margin blocked for futures trading?
The margin blocked is contingent on the specific scrip. For detailed information on particular scrips, you can check the margin requirements in our Margin Calculator.
Can I short futures contracts without owning the underlying shares?
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How does futures trading work?
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