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  • Shanghai Futures Exchange: Circular On Posting Government Bonds As Margin Collaterals

    Date 24/09/2020

    Since October 19, 2020, government bonds will be accepted by Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) as margin collaterals. In compliance with the Clearing Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange, SHFE hereby notifies the relevant issues as follows:

    1. Processing Time

    The application for posting or withdrawal of government bonds as margin collaterals shall be submitted to SHFE before 2:30 pm on each trading day.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: SCB Range Settings For Platts Dubai Crude Oil, Gasoline And Kerosene

    Date 24/09/2020

    We decided to set the SCB ranges for Platts Dubai Crude Oil, Gasoline and Kerosene (*1) based on the settlement prices of Platts Dubai Crude Oil during and after the clearing period of October 1st, 2020 as shown below.

  • Shanghai Gold Exchange: Notification On Further Market Risk Control

    Date 24/09/2020

    There are many uncertainties affecting the market in recent days, the fluctuation of gold and silver prices increased significantly, which is consequently intensifying the market risk. As 2020 National Holiday is approaching, all members shall raise awareness of risk management, prepare specific risk emergency response plan, remind investors to be cautious towards market risk, control their own positions and make rational investments.

  • Candidates For To-Be-Added Listing Committee Members Of Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market Released

    Date 24/09/2020

    The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has recently launched the work of supplementing members of the Stock Listing Committee of the SSE STAR Market as required for building the SSE STAR Market and the examination work. On September 24, 2020, the SSE publicized a list of candidates for to-be-supplemented members. 

  • Europex Position Paper: Six Recommendations For A Scaled-Up Guarantees Of Origin (GO) Scheme To Support Decarbonisation

    Date 24/09/2020

    Achieving climate neutrality by 2050 will require  many fundamental changes. In the energy sector, a significant shift towards renewable energy is already under way and will need to be accelerated. Guarantees of Origin (GOs) are currently a valuable tool for documenting the ‘green’ characteristics of renewable electricity, providing consumers with the means to send a signal to the market about their consumption preferences for renewable energy. Transparency on the generation source of energy enables consumers to drive decarbonisation efforts. At the same time, consumer demand for reliably certified energy is growing.