Ivory Coast to launch agricultural commodities exchange in March

Published 2021년 2월 24일

Tridge summary

A new commodities exchange has been established in a regional securities exchange to provide a market for directly negotiated agricultural products. The exchange will serve as a price benchmark for national and international commercial contracts. The initial focus will be on products other than Ivory Coast's top export, cocoa. The government is also taking steps to address the lack of storage facilities by building new warehouses.
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Original content

Housed in the regional securities exchange, the commodities exchange was created to provide a reliable market for products whose sales are now negotiated directly between buyers and sellers. “The agricultural commodities exchange will provide a price benchmark that serves as a basis for negotiating national and international commercial contracts,” Edoh Kossi Amenounve, head of West Africa’s BRVM bourse, told Reuters. The exchange also expects to eventually list natural rubber and palm oil, but has not indicated any plans for Ivory Coast’s top export, cocoa, which is traded on ...
Source: Reuters

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