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Number of China's futures contracts could rise by 50%


China's three futures exchanges hope to launch fuel oil, rice, corn and cotton futures contracts this year, promising to boost the number of contracts by 50%.

The country has just eight contracts, with Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) offering copper, aluminium and natural rubber; Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange (ZCE) offering two wheat and a mung bean contract, while Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) offers soybean and soybean meal contracts.

An official for SHFE told FO Week it hopes to...

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