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Brussels in bid to tame ‘wild west’ markets

Tough rules to clamp down on the use of privately-traded derivatives and speculation in shares have been unveiled by the European Commission in a bid to tame what it has called the “wild west” of financial ­markets.

The proposed rules aim to bring more transparency to the often-opaque world of so-called over-the-counter derivatives – financial instruments traded off-exchange between two parties.

Separately, the Commission has proposed an increase in the disclosure of short selling, where traders bet on a fall in the price of a security or share.

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