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The debate on clearing euro derivatives showed signs of heating up on Wednesday, when a French regulator speaking at the International Derivatives Expo (IDX) in London insisted that the activity should take place in the eurozone. -
European Securities and Markets Authority chair Steven Maijoor on Wednesday said that any suggestion of further delaying implementation of the Market in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) was almost "fake news", and that the massive transparency legislation would go ahead as planned in January 2018.
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The major derivative exchanges' May volume figures have shown increased activity despite low volatility across markets, with European exchanges posting higher activity than their US counterparts.
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Intercontinental Exchange chief Jeffrey Sprecher on Tuesday compared the shutting down of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) clearing and exchange operation in London to a "canary in a coalmine" as the UK's European Union exit draws closer.
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The US Commodity and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has issued an order filing and settling charges against David Liew for spoofing, attempted manipulation and manipulation in the gold and silver futures markets.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is inviting the public to comment on some proposed changes to rubber derivatives on its commodity platform, the Singapore Commodity Exchange (SICOM).
