(Bloomberg) -- China published rules for stock-index
futures, paving the way toward financial products that will let
investors hedge risk in a market that's almost doubled this year.
The China Financial Futures Exchange said investors are
required to put up 10 percent of a contract's value to buy, sell
or short-sell CSI 300 Index-based futures, according to rules on
the exchange's Web site. No date was given for when the products
will start trading.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
futures, paving the way toward financial products that will let
investors hedge risk in a market that's almost doubled this year.
The China Financial Futures Exchange said investors are
required to put up 10 percent of a contract's value to buy, sell
or short-sell CSI 300 Index-based futures, according to rules on
the exchange's Web site. No date was given for when the products
will start trading.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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