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Commodity Futures Trading Commission will provide more data on who is participating on futures markets and corresponding open interests
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Jun. 10, 2006
Concern that a dramatic rise in the use of commodity futures indices by pension funds and swap dealers could be distorting prices has prompted US regulators to explore whether there should be greater disclosure about who is playing the markets.
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission will provide more data on who is participating on futures markets and corresponding open interests
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Concern that a dramatic rise in the use of commodity futures indices by pension funds and swap dealers could be distorting prices has prompted US regulators to ...
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US trade deficit widened less sharply than expected in April
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US dollar made strong gains against a swathe of major currencies this week
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Commodity markets continued to slide this week over the impact of rising interest rates on growth
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