Chinese raw materials exchange opens a platform for the countries of the Silk Road

Almaty. September 21. Silkroadnews - Electronic Trading Bohai Commodity Exchange (BOCE), supported by the Chinese government, within two months will launch trading platform, which will open access to the country's trade with the New Silk Road belt, reports agency on economic information "Prime".
Currently, the Chinese government is pursuing a policy of gradual market, opening the country to international investors.
Bohai Raw Materials Exchange in 2013 became the first exchange, which received government approval to conduct cross-border trades in renminbi. The Exchange is located in Tianjin under the Central Government. It began trading in 2009 with oil and coking coal. Currently, at the exchange trades approximately 70 positions, including metals and agricultural raw materials.
China in 2013 announced a new economic development strategy "one zone - one way", aimed at the creation of infrastructure and the establishment of relationships between the countries of Eurasia. The strategy includes the development of two key areas: economic times of the Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road.