CFTC Suspicious Trades Probe Faces New Questions
According to Bloomberg, a senior adviser at the CFTC reportedly intervened to retract a referral involving suspicious trades placed just 15 minutes before Trump’s March 23 Iran policy reversal.
Billions of dollars were reportedly bet on falling oil prices and rising U.S. stocks ahead of the announcement.
The traders remain unidentified, and no insider trading has been established.
The case raises serious questions about market transparency and whether all traders have equal access to market-moving information.
#MarketTransparency #CFTC
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According to Bloomberg, a senior adviser at the CFTC reportedly intervened to retract a referral involving suspicious trades placed just 15 minutes before Trump’s March 23 Iran policy reversal.
Billions of dollars were reportedly bet on falling oil prices and rising U.S. stocks ahead of the announcement.
The traders remain unidentified, and no insider trading has been established.
The case raises serious questions about market transparency and whether all traders have equal access to market-moving information.
#MarketTransparency #CFTC
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$FTT
$OP