Trafigura Among First to Trade China Crude Futures

Posted by Joseph Keefe
Monday, March 26, 2018
Trading giant Trafigura has been among the first foreign companies trading China's just-launched crude oil futures, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Shanghai crude oil futures launched on Monday and are the country's first commodity derivative contracts to be open to foreign investors.

Reporting by Ruby Lian and Josephine Mason 

Categories: Contracts Energy Finance Government Update Legal

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