| There is finally a future in the futures market. If 2008 left a deep imprint on the crisis calendar and 2011 went down as a slow haemorrhage, the new year blinks in more optimism and choice for Chinese investors.
As the biggest consumer of various commodities, China has renewed its efforts to strengthen its pricing power and sway commodity prices in the international market. Its tightly regulated futures exchanges, which allow very limited access to foreign firms, have not yet developed muscles to match China's massive demand and buying volume...............................................Full Article: Source
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