China's top commodity exchanges, including the Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) and the Dalian Commodity Exchange, have announced a reduction in hedging fees by 50% to boost market participation. The Shanghai Futures Exchange will implement the fee reduction starting from July 22. This move is part of a broader strategy to enhance trading activity and attract more participants to the market.
The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges announced on Tuesday that they are conducting research and analysis on differentiated fee schemes for high-frequency trading. They have also stated that they will adhere to the principle of fairness for both domestic and foreign… https://t.co/klZtcvNUCU
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