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CFTC officials have submitted a clarification and notice regarding the reopened comment periods for its rulemaking proposals on position limits for physical commodity derivatives and aggregation.
In early December, the regulator’s Agricultural Advisory Committee held a public meeting that discussed, among other things, deliverable supply and exemptions for bona fide hedging positions, officials say.
To give market participants additional time to weigh in on these matters, the CFTC reopened the comment periods for an additional 45 days, extending the deadline from Dec. 9, 2014 to Jan. 22, 2015.
The clarification regarding those proposed rules is intended to inform market participants that, in addition to commenting on the agenda issues, comments may also be made on the issues addressed at the Dec. 9 meeting or in the associated materials posted to the CFTC’s website, officials add.
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