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The Reserve Bank of India has the incredibly crucial responsibility to formulate the monetary policy. The main objective of monetary policy is to control inflation and provide a conducive environment for the country's economic growth. 

There is a specific category of stocks whose prices are very low and they seem to yield exponential returns. But do you know that investment in such stocks could be risky? 

Derivative trading is about securities that derive value from underlying assets like equity, commodity, interest rate or debt. Due to the complex nature of Derivatives, Derivatives trading is challenging to understand and succeed. However, it is gratifying for those who engage in the trade as the trade in Derivatives represents a significant and growing percentage of international financial transactions.

Swaps are derivatives contracts in which two parties form an agreement to exchange revenue streams from two different sources for a set period in the future. Swaps have a high amount of flexibility and can lead to different variations that can serve other interests of different investors. 

Your demat account holds your electronic shares when you buy from the stock market. Similarly, the securities get debited whenever you make a sale. Click here to read how to make the best use when operating your demat account.

The stock market can be a promising investment avenue to get good returns in the long run. But you need to know about the tax involved on the gains from the sale of your stock market shares or securities held in your demat account. Click here to read what you need to know on the tax implications of your demat account.