China’s first oil futures off to a flying start as Beijing vies for pricing power

China’s first oil futures off to a flying start as Beijing vies for pricing power

China’s first yuan-denominated oil futures contracts opened higher on Monday morning as Beijing got off to a good start in its bid to gain some control over pricing the commodity.

The contract for delivery in September opened about 6 per cent higher at 440.20 yuan (US$69.70) a barrel at 9:01am.

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