| Global metals markets are becoming more difficult to regulate as manipulation takes more subtle forms and new trading platforms spring up, according to a new study. The movement of commodities trading to new hubs in Singapore, Dubai and China adds additional complications for national regulators, London-based think-tank Chatham House will say in a report set to come out next month.
“Opaque pricing mechanisms and weakly governed market platforms are vulnerable to manipulation by powerful market participants, including trading houses, major producers and financial institutions,” the report says........................................Full Article: Source
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