London Metals Exchange to invest £1m in new trading floor technology

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137-year-old Exchange rejects proposals to ditch 'open-outcry trading floor' and will update it instead

The London Metal Exchange (LME) is planning to invest £1m in new trading floor technology as part of a series of investments intended to modernise the Exchange. The LME plans to make the investm...

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