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CFFEX: Notice On Listing Of New China Government Bond Futures Contracts
Date 13/06/2025
- The TF2603 5-year China government bond futures contract is scheduled to be listed on June 16, 2025 at the listing benchmark price of RMB 106.215.
- The T2603 10-year China government bond futures contract is scheduled to be listed on June 16, 2025 at the listing benchmark price of RMB 108.99.
- The TS2603 2-year China government bond futures contract is scheduled to be listed on June 16, 2025 at the listing benchmark price of RMB 102.562.
- The TL2603 30-year China government bond futures contract is scheduled to be listed on June 16, 2025 at the listing benchmark price of RMB 120.29.
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Shanghai Gold Exchange: Notice On NYAuTN06 Settlement
Date 13/06/2025
June 13, 2025 is the settlement date of NYAuTN06, please find the settlement price below:
NYAuTN06 settlement price: 788.60 Yuan/gram. -
Ecns: China Launches First Future, Option Of Renewable Commodity
Date 13/06/2025
The Shanghai Futures Exchange pioneered China's recycled materials derivatives market Tuesday with the debut of cast aluminum alloy futures and options for trading.
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ASX Group Executive Listings Departs
Date 13/06/2025
Today ASX Managing Director and CEO Helen Lofthouse confirmed that Group Executive Listings Blair Beaton has decided to depart the business following an extended period of personal leave.
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Malaysia’s Sustainability Reporting Aligns With Global ISSB Standards In IFRS Jurisdictional Profile
Date 13/06/2025
The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Foundation has recognised Malaysia’s commitment to sustainability reporting in its recently issued Jurisdictional Profile. Malaysia is acknowledged as adopting the ISSB Standards with limited transition, representing the only jurisdiction in the ASEAN region.
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Circular On Releasing The Revised Rules On Gold Futures, Natural Rubber Futures And Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp Futures Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange
Date 13/06/2025
The revised Gold Futures Rules, Natural Rubber Futures Rules and Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp Futures Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange have been reviewed and adopted by the Board of Directors of Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), and reported to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. These rules are hereby released and shall take effect on July 16, 2025.
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ASX Completes The Sale Of Investment In Digital Asset
Date 13/06/2025
ASX is pleased to announce that it has today entered into an agreement and completed the sale of its shareholding in Digital Asset Holdings, LLC (Digital Asset) for approximately $57 million.
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New Zealand Financial Markets Authority Consults On Class Exemption For Buy-Backs Of Quoted Debt Securities
Date 13/06/2025
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) – Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko – is seeking feedback on a proposed class exemption for listed issuers from certain unsolicited offer regulations for buy-backs of their own quoted debt securities.
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Press Conference By KATO Katsunobu, Japan Minister Of Finance And Minister Of State For Financial Services - Iwaki Shinkumi Bank
Date 13/06/2025
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I have a question about Iwaki Shinkumi Bank (credit cooperative). Regarding the fraudulent financing issue, the report published by the third-party committee on May 30 pointed out that there were cases in which important facts were concealed and false explanations were given during the investigation. It is also mentioned that there were attempts to conceal details in reporting to the Local Finance Bureau based on the judgment of the bank’s headquarters. How do you perceive the bank’s stance?
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CFTC Announces Additional Cost Savings From Office Leases - Plan Saves Millions Over Short And Long Term
Date 12/06/2025
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is in the process of extending a lease at its current headquarters while buildout continues on its new offices. The one-year extension represents a 4.5 percent reduction in rental expenses, totaling nearly $1 million. This logical and fiscally responsible arrangement allows for staff to continue their work uninterrupted while the new facility is completed, in full compliance with the President’s executive orders, and avoids the excess costs, inefficiencies and inconveniences of moving multiple times. The CFTC has already saved nearly $340,000 by renegotiating its lease at its Chicago branch office.
