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The China desk, offering tailored development strategies, insights into China-specific market trends, a team skilled in Chinese business culture, and networking with Chinese stakeholders, is expected to enhance bilateral trade and investment.

“Demand for China data has never been higher. This is set against a general industry trend of increased market participant sophistication, and an increasing demand for quality historic market data to understand market microstructure and venue behaviour. Market participants need to get the full picture of market quality, liquidity and order book dynamics to ultimately make better informed decisions on the markets they trade and the venues they run.”

“The addition of these 19 new ETF CFDs to the TickTrader platform, reflects our dedication to meeting the evolving needs of our traders, allowing them to access a broader spectrum of trading opportunities, catering to diverse trading preferences and strategies. We believe that this expansion will only serve to enhance the trading experience our clients have at FXOpen.”

The expansion into China represents more than just a geographic milestone for Nuvei. It also adds an essential component to the company’s comprehensive suite of alternative payment methods (APMs), which currently counts 634 different options. These APMs play a crucial role in catering to local market preferences, thereby enhancing Nuvei’s value proposition for businesses looking to penetrate new markets within the APAC region.

Australia’s leading stock market index, the S&P/ASX 200, has been on a downward trend for the past three weeks. From a technical perspective, the price still remains in a consolidation, but the occurrence of lower highs indicates increasing selling pressure, and potentially a descending-triangle.

The Digital Yuan app in China has been updated to make it easier for tourists to use digital currency during their visits. International tourists can now top up their Digital Yuan wallets using Mastercard or VISA cards before arriving in China.

China’s pilot program for its central bank digital currency (CBDC), known as the digital yuan, has taken a significant leap forward with the integration into Chinese business and air travel systems. Chinese business travelers will now have the option to pay for their flight tickets and variety of other functions using the e-CNY.