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Shanghai Exchange Halts Duty-Free Metal Delivery Against Futures
Source: Bloomberg
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange suspended settlement of copper and aluminum futures delivered from duty-free warehouses. The mechanism had allowed Chinese traders to avoid paying taxes on metal sold overseas; the article gives no effective date, market reaction, or financial impact.
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