HKEx and SGE Team Up for New Chinese Gold Contracts

Published: Mar 30, 2016 11:51

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Two major exchanges have teamed up to offer gold and other precious metals contracts in China.

by Jeff Yoders on MARCH 24, 2016

Two major exchanges have teamed up to offer gold and other precious metals contracts in China.

New Chinese Gold Contracts Coming

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited and the Shanghai Gold Exchange have teamed up to possibly develop precious metals contracts and boost links between markets, the bourses said on Wednesday.

The exchanges signed a memorandum of understanding “to consider various potential areas of mutual interest, including joint development of precious metals products and cross-market connectivity,” the companies said in a statement.

The move comes as China is close to establishing a yuan/renminbi price fix on gold, which could give buyers in Asia more power over the bullion trade.

Source: MetalMiner

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