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FTZ鈥檚 iron ore index kicks off
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THE China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone Iron Ore Index has been launched in Shanghai as one of China’s moves to open up its commodity markets.
The yuan-denominated price index, jointly launched on Friday by Shanghai Ore International Trade Center, Xiben New Line Stock Company, and Shanghai OTC Commodity Derivatives Association, combined China’s import iron ore prices with internationally prevailing prices. The index will be published every business day at 9:15am.
China imported 1.075 billion metric tons of iron ore in 2017, which took up 70 percent of global imports. Along with the growing domestic need for hedging, the world’s leading consumer of iron ore has long been in demand of a bigger say in setting commodity prices.
“China will also increase its role in setting global prices and forming its own commodity price system,” said Yu Jianguo, general manager of Shanghai Ore International Trade Center.
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