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Commodities trade regulated
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, July 06 - 2006 at 07:52
The Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority will supervise all dealings on the Dubai Multi Commodities Exchange, a move which is expected to help attract foreign investors, according to local media reports. The two bodies will have an electronic link to allow instant exchange of information and control dealings, said DGCX Chairman Abdullah Al Turaifi.
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