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EU lawmakers agree deal on commodity trading




EU lawmakers reached a breakthrough on new rules to crack down on commodity speculation on Tuesday night (14 January) in Strasbourg. Under the so-called Market in Financial Instruments directive (MiFiD) that will regulate financial markets across the bloc, taking financial positions in commodity derivatives will be limited, in a bid to prevent market distortions and abuse.

http://euobserver.com/economic/122723

when outside Euroland players are still influent on our common currency... The UK, which has the EU's largest financial services sector, led opposition to limits on commodity speculation...




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