Legal and regulatory developments

For all their vaunted freedom from regulatory controls, the U.S. futures markets are subject to a number of restraints not found in most other financial markets. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the commodity exchanges have broad powers to suspend or limit trading in any futures c...

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Futures trading
Hedging
Institutional investments
Prices
Stock exchanges
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