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With Chinese Commodity Tycoon Bailed Out, LME Announces Nickel Market To Reopen With the Nickel market shuttered after a Chinese stainless steel tycoon was caught with a historic, potentially fatal $8 billion margin call hanging over its head, today the London Metal Exchange announced that it will reopen its nickel market on Wednesday, more than a week after it was closed last Monday, after the Chinese company at the center of the epic short squeeze was bailed out by a consortium of banks led by JPMorgan which is also the largest counterparty to the short (for a detailed breakdown read " The 18 Minutes of Trading Chaos That Broke the Nickel Market ") . Trading in nickel will resume after Xiang Guangda, whose massive short position equivalent to approximately 150,000 tons of nickel, roiled the market last week, announced a standstill with his banks to avoid further margin calls as Bloomberg first reported earlier . Xiang’s Tsingshan Group had been in discussions with banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. about a loan facility to backstop his short position and said Monday that talks on the funding would continue during the standstill period.

BOSTON , March 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Below is the February 2022 Monthly Update for the Liberty All-Star Growth Fund, Inc. (NYSE: ASG ) Liberty All-Star Growth Fund, Inc. Ticker: ASG Monthly Update, February, 2022 Investment Approach: Fund Style: All-Cap Growth Fund Strategy: Combines three growth style investment managers, each with a distinct capitalization focus (small-, mid- and large-cap) selected and continuously monitored by the Fund''s Investment Advisor. Investment Managers: Weatherbie Capital, LLC Small-Cap Growth Congress Asset Management Company, LLP Mid-Cap Growth Sustainable Growth Advisers, LP Large-Cap Growth Top 20 Holdings at Month-End (31.6% of equity portfolio) 1 SPS Commerce, Inc. 2.5% 2 Amazon.com, Inc. 2.2% 3 UnitedHealth Group, Inc. 1.9% 4 Casella Waste Systems, Inc. 1.8% 5 Microsoft Corp. 1.8% 6 Visa, Inc. 1.7% 7 FirstService Corp. 1.7% 8 SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc. 1.7% 9 Chegg, Inc. 1.6% 10 Globant SA 1.5% 11 StepStone Group, Inc. 1.4% 12 Danaher Corp. Full story available on Benzinga.

Long before the war in Ukraine, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided that international card networks could be used as instruments of statecraft — and that he should channel the rising economic power of his country’s 1.4 billion people to resist the dominance of Visa Inc., Mastercard Inc. and American Express Co. “Everyone cannot go to the border for the security of the nation,” Modi said in a 2018 speech. “If you develop a habit of using RuPay card … that will also become a medium to serve the nation.” Like Russia’s Mir and China UnionPay Co., RuPay is a homegrown card network, promoted by the National Payments Corporation of India since 2012. New Delhi has pushed it so aggressively over the last few years that a worried Visa Inc. has complained to the U.S. government about the lack of an even playing field in India, according to Reuters. Mastercard has grumbled as well. Meanwhile, Discover Financial Services’ Diners Club as well as Mastercard and American Express have gotten into regulatory trouble with the Reserve Bank of India over data localization rules.The decision by global card firms to boycott Russia over its invasion of Ukraine may amplify nationalist sentiments.