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Metals Decline as China Clamps Down on High-Frequency Trading

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China's crackdown on high-frequency trading led to a decline in metals prices, following a week of dramatic price fluctuations.

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Metals fell at the end of a dramatic week, as China clamped down on high-frequency trading in a move that came after frenzied activity in mainland futures that helped to fuel global price gains.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on January 16, 2026.
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