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Post by zuolun on Feb 10, 2014 9:23:17 GMT 7
Oriental Pacific Futures: Daily Market Commentary — FCPO— 7 Feb 2014 - The FCPO active month contract extended its rally on Thursday due to overnight CBOT soybean oil prices traded higher
which had boosted the local market sentiment. At the close, the FCPO price was up 22 points or 0.86% to 2,568. - Looking at the chart from a technical point of view, another positive candle has been formed on Thursday where it indicated
that mild buying interest has supported the FCPO prices. During the trading session, the price rose to as high as 2,575 after it broke above the level of 2,567, the highest level which was created on Tuesday. As we can see from the chart, the price just closed slightly above the Tuesday’s highest level and we should monitor closely whether the price is able to hold above this level in the coming days. If the price is able to hold above the mentioned level, it will rise further and the psychological level at 2,600 will be monitored.
- Referring to the MACD histogram, it’s building up in the negative zone.
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Post by zuolun on Sept 5, 2014 8:41:41 GMT 7
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Post by zuolun on Dec 2, 2014 8:04:23 GMT 7
CLTX acts as Exchange for all LCH.Clearnet Commodity Future Trades — 1 Dec 2014 Cleartrade Exchange (CLTX) the Singapore Regulated Futures Exchange, is delighted to announce that it will provide trade registration and execution services for the full suite of LCH.Clearnet Ltd (LCH) EnClear futures contracts. CLTX will be the only exchange to offer futures and options contracts on Freight, Fertilizer, Iron Ore, Steel, Coal and Container Freight for clearing at LCH. Commenting on this new phase of change in the longstanding relationship between LCH and CLTX, Richard Baker, CEO, CLTX, said: “CLTX and LCH first collaborated in 2011, since then we have enjoyed a close and successful relationship which has seen over 1.5 million FFA and Fertiliser lots of CLTX transactions novated to and cleared at LCH. CLTX has advanced STP connections to the Enclear systems and this affords 95% of trades to be novated instantly thus significantly reducing time between execution and clearing. This exciting new development removes regulatory complexity for the Dry Bulk Freight portfolio, increases choice, opportunity and competitive advantage for our customers and the market as a whole. I am certain that the evolution of these markets will create an even closer co-operation between LCH and CLTX and will allow us not only to boost volumes and liquidity but also to extend the outstanding service that our relationship provides to many more organisations in the future”. Isabella Kurek-Smith, Director, Head of Freight and Commodity Markets, LCH.Clearnet said, “Improving efficiency is at the heart of regulatory change. Teaming up with exchanges such as CLTX means that our members benefit from the efficiencies associated with using regulated trading venues. The transition from OTC contracts to futures is a significant milestone for the industry, giving our members and customers even greater regulatory oversight.”
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