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Hong Kong Court Orders Unit of SDIC Commodities to Liquidate

A unit of China’s state-backed SDIC Commodities Co. was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court, adding to the financial troubles for the metals trader as Beijing increases scrutiny on the sector.

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Hong Kong Court Orders Unit of SDIC Commodities to Liquidate
A unit of China’s state-backed SDIC Commodities Co. was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court, adding to the financial troubles for the metals trader as Beijing increases scrutiny on the sector.
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