Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Files Proposed Rule Change for USD Malaysian Crude Palm Oil Contracts, Effective Immediately

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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. has submitted a proposed rule change to regulate position limits and position accountability for USD Malaysian Crude Palm Oil Calendar (Cleared Only) contracts, which will take effect immediately

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