Exchange launching soymeal options

The Dalian Commodity Exchange is planning to launch soybean meal futures by end of this month, Chief Executive Wang Fenghai said on Tuesday. “We have all the approvals needed for soybean meal options and we are looking at launching by the end of this month,” he said, speaking on the sidelines of a conference in Kuala Lumpur. The exchange is aiming to launch hog futures by the end of 2017, Wang added. capacity in the Gulf of Mexico, a major oil and gas producing area in the United States. Announcing the company’s Growing the Gulf initiative at CERAWeek — an annual international gathering of energy industry leaders, analysts, government officials and policy makers — CEO Darren Woods said that the energy giant was making the move to take advantage of the US energy revolution. tives confirmed. The center is set to be opened in the third quarter of the current year and will focus on European customers. Currently, Amazon has an office in Bratislava, employing more some 850 people. “The fact that we are building our logistics center in Slovakia shows how much we believe in investing in this market,” said Amazon VicePresident for European Operations Roy Perticucci. restrict foreign investment. The drafts on review will include some articles to limit investment that is believed to “harm the public safety order and security”. The chamber of commerce described the proposed changes as obscure and vague, adding that they might create uncertainty for foreign investors. took the industry by surprise, with export records beaten across the country.