China Expands Commodity Trading Horizon with New Registrations
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved the registration of new futures and options, including fuel oil and petroleum asphalt, on the Shanghai Futures Exchange. This expansion includes offset printing paper futures and options, signaling a significant development in China's commodity trading landscape.

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The China Securities Regulatory Commission has taken a significant step in expanding the country's commodity trading capabilities by approving the registration of various futures and options. Among those approved are fuel oil, petroleum asphalt, and pulp options on the Shanghai Futures Exchange. This move, announced on Friday, highlights China's ongoing efforts to diversify its trading activities.
In a separate statement, the regulator also confirmed the approval of offset printing paper futures and options on the Shanghai bourse. This decision indicates a strategic move to strengthen the trading framework and provide more avenues for market participants.
These additions to the Shanghai Futures Exchange are expected to enhance the trading breadth and present new opportunities for investors in the Chinese market. By expanding the types of commodities available for futures and options trading, China continues to position itself as a global hub for commodity exchange.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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