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Strategies & Market Trends : Fibonacci Dynamics
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From: sammy™ -_-9/5/2009 10:15:04 AM
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Tightning US Commodities Regulations Will Send The Business Elsewhere

"If America shoots itself in the foot, the business is going to go somewhere. The obvious places where the business will migrate to will be Asia." Jim Rogers, Reuters

While Washington's plan to clamp down on its freewheeling derivatives markets has sharpened the appetite for accessing China's three futures exchanges. Trade is up five-fold in the three years to 2008 to hedge growing raw material imports, as the world's fastest growing major economy uses nearly a third of the world's copper, half its steel and imports half of all traded soybeans.

Shanghai's copper futures trade now rivals that of London's LME, and Dalian's soybean volumes already exceed that of Chicago.

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