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Home / Metal News / Tin / SHFE Cuts Trading Fees for Nickel and Tin Contracts
SHFE Cuts Trading Fees for Nickel and Tin Contracts
Sep 4,2017 18:12CST
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Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) announced to cut commission fees for some nickel and tin contracts from Sept. 7. 

SHANGHAI, Sept. 4 (SMM) – Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) announced to cut commission fees for some nickel and tin contracts from Sept. 7. 

Trading fees for SHFE nickel contracts, except January, May and September contracts were cut from RMB 6/mt to RMB 1/mt, and the fees are exempted for closing out intra-day’s positions. 

Transaction fees for SHFE tin contracts, except January, May and September contracts, were reduced from RMB 3/mt to RMB 1/mt. 

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