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February 25, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Shanghai plans to introduce container-futures market this year

Shanghai Shipping Exchange, based in China’s busiest port, intends to set up a container-shipping derivates market by year-end as the city tries to challenge London as a global center for shipping finance.

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Shanghai Shipping Exchange, based in China’s busiest port, intends to set up a container-shipping derivates market by year-end as the city tries to challenge London as a global center for shipping finance.

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