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  • Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is looking to build out local payments and investment infrastructure to make the country’s financial markets fully RMB-capable, Adnan Mohamad Zahid, assistant governor, said in a recent speech.
  • In this round-up: RMB indices record a stabilisation of the currency against the trade-weighted baskets, Hong Kong RMB deposits increase nearly 2% in September, and the China cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS) expands to 400 indirect participants. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week.
  • Long-languished plans to centrally clear foreign exchange derivatives have been jump-started back to life, claimed dealers who are optimistic that a cleared FX options contract could be available to trade within the coming months and pave the way for further progress in the asset class.
  • Four banks have teamed up with law firm Simmons & Simmons to introduce market standard documentation for use in listed and unlisted repackaging transactions, in a move that they hope will ease hedging counterparty concerns for investors and help drive activity in this part of the market.
  • The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) has announced plans to launch a renminbi futures contract, with Gaurang Desai, CEO of the exchange, telling GlobalRMB the contract has already received regulatory approval.
  • Clearstream launched the China Bond Link on October 17, which is designed to connect overseas investors with the China interbank bond market. The firm expects to see growing interest in China fixed income as a result of broader RMB adoption, a spokesperson for the central securities depository told GlobalRMB.