China allowed an initial batch of 20 banks to participate in trading bullion on the Shanghai Gold Exchange's newly-launched inter bank platform.
BEIJING(BullionStreet): "World's second largest gold consumer and top producer China expect to crerate more demand for gold with the newly introduced interbank over-the-counter gold trading.
"China allowed an initial batch of 20 banks to participate in trading bullion on the Shanghai Gold Exchange's newly-launched interbank platform.
"The transactions involving bilateral price inquiry are performed on the China Foreign Exchange Trade System, and cleared and settled through the gold exchange.
"The gold bourse charges both parties 0.04 percent of the traded amount. Analysts said the new system could boost China's gold market and attract more investors to the precious metal in the country. ..."



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