Shanghai Futures Exchange is implementing regulatory measures to restrict opening positions for some clients
Newsquawk Staff ·
Shanghai Futures Exchange is implementing regulatory measures to restrict opening positions for some clients.
What it means
The Shanghai Futures Exchange's new regulatory measures to restrict opening positions for certain clients suggest a tightening of market access, likely aimed at mitigating excessive risks or speculative trading. Such actions can influence market liquidity and may affect overall trading sentiment, particularly in commodities and related sectors, as participants adjust to the new rules.
Sources
- Japanese government expert panel discussed revision to three security-related documents, Kyodo reports citing sources; adding, "tax increases should not be ruled out as an option if necessary"
- Japan GPIF official says investing outside the TOPIX is important
- South Korea is reportedly considering an education tax on crypto exchanges
- Japan's Top Automobile Industry Union Group Chief says "we look beyond inflation-linked pay hikes for 2027 labour talks"
- China's fifth plenum gets underway, as scheduled, which is a closed-door convention involving officials from the Communist Party's Central Committee, while President Xi delivers the Work Report at the plenum, according to CCTV
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