| Commodity consumers and end-users are set to pay the price for revised commodity rules outlined by the European Commission last month, traders and lobby groups have warned. The caution comes as the latest instalment of the growing row over how commodities trading is regulated.
In March, centre-right German politician and author of the European Parliament’s version of the markets in financial instruments II text, Markus Ferber proposed amendments to the sweeping piece of reform hardening the text’s approach to supervising commodity trading...............................................Full Article: Source
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