BOFX, the exchange that brings together participants from the physical industry and the financial community to create a robust and regulated market where there is always a buyer and a seller today released the monthly Market Report. In the report it is outlined that in order to combat the sluggishness in China's capital markets, the authorities rolled out a series of innovative reforms. Under these new policies, regulation frameworks of China's commodities, futures and bonds markets have shown improvements.
“The economy is no longer at the mercy of the banking lending. A lot of people may have not noticed that a new concept has emerged, which is called the total social financing. That concept has replaced the total bank lending, because there are more financing avenues and vehicles for companies, enterprises and individuals. It's one of the aspects of the progress”, said Donald Yonggang, Deputy Chief Executive of BOFX.
The authorities also are preparing for the launch of crude-oil futures and treasury futures, to diversify the financial products in the mainland capital market and to boost the derivatives transactions.
It is also planning to accelerate the opening-up of the capital account to encourage overseas investors to participate in the mainland commodities, futures and bond markets.
China's market regulator had pledged to speed up approvals for quotas for all future trading instruments. It's the only way to let foreign investors to get access into China's domestic market.
And many foreign institutional investors and banks are expecting to participate more in China's domestic capital market and have a growing share in China's financial market.

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BOFX brings together participants from the physical industry and the financial community to create a robust and regulated market where there is always a buyer and a seller, where there is always a price and where there is always the opportunity to transfer or take on risk – 24 hours a day. Investors value the BOFX as a vibrant futures, options and commodity exchange but also for its close links to industry. The Exchange provides producers and consumers from all industries with a physical market of last resort and, most importantly of all, with the ability to hedge against the risk of rising and falling world commodities prices.

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