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Commodities
Cotton finds open door to imports in China despite massive inventories
The recent rally in cotton prices has some rationale. There were several bullish developments, two of which involve China. On the supply side, early frost and snow in key growing regions lowered yields.
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ETFs
SEC may target exchange-traded notes next in push to simplify
A regulatory push to make complex securities easier to understand could change how banks disclose risks for exchange-traded notes for the first time since they began trading in 2006.
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Options
ISE bid for S&P, Dow Jones Indexes rejected by U.S. judge
International Securities Exchange Holdings Inc. lost a second lawsuit over the Chicago Board Options Exchange’s exclusive license to list options based on the Standard & Poor’s 500 and Dow Jones indexes.
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Forex
Secret currency traders’ club devised biggest market’s rates
Regulators are examining evidence that a small group of senior forex traders at big banks had something else on their screens: Details of each other’s client orders. Sharing that information may have helped dealers at firms manipulate prices to maximize their own profits.
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