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Brent Crude $74.20/bbl| WTI Crude $70.80/bbl| LME Copper $9,510/t| Gold $2,910/oz| TTF Gas €41.80/MWh| CH Trading Hubs 450+| Brent Crude $74.20/bbl| WTI Crude $70.80/bbl| LME Copper $9,510/t| Gold $2,910/oz| TTF Gas €41.80/MWh| CH Trading Hubs 450+|

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Geneva vs Dubai vs Singapore: The Three-Way Commodity Trading Hub Comparison

Three cities define the global geography of commodity trading. Geneva — the discreet Swiss lakeside city that has been the heartland of independent commodity …

1 Mar 2026

Swiss vs UK Commodity Trading Regulation: FINMA vs FCA Framework Comparison

The regulatory environment for commodity trading is one of the most consequential and least understood factors in hub selection. Traders and trading executives …

1 Mar 2026

Commodity Trader AML Compliance: Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Guide

Anti-money laundering (AML) compliance is among the most consequential regulatory obligations facing Swiss commodity traders. The intersection of high-value …

28 Feb 2026

Swiss Commodity Regulation Framework: Comprehensive Guide for Trading Houses

Switzerland’s regulatory framework for commodity trading is distinctive: it combines a traditionally light-touch approach with increasingly robust …

28 Feb 2026

SECO and Swiss Commodity Regulation: Sanctions, Due Diligence, and ESG

The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs stands at the intersection of Swiss economic policy and the commodity trading industry's regulatory world. Once a relatively light-touch presence in the day-to-day operations of Geneva and Zug trading houses, SECO's role has been transformed by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, evolving AML standards, and the arrival of mandatory due diligence obligations.

24 Feb 2026