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Going electronic

Surging commodity prices during the past year have attracted a new wave of investors to the markets. Accustomed to electronic trading in other asset classes, these investors are demanding similar functionality for commodities trading. Clive Davidson reports

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The volatility of commodities prices in recent years has drawn a growing number of participants into the markets. Many of these players - among them a sizeable number of hedge funds and proprietary traders - are familiar with more mature markets that boast electronic trading and efficient processing of deals, and they are looking for the same functionality in the energy, metals and other markets.

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