§ 38.252. Additional requirements for physical-delivery contracts.
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For physical-delivery contracts, the designated contract market must demonstrate that it:
(a)Monitors a contract's terms and conditions as they relate to the underlying commodity market and to the convergence between the contract price and the price of the underlying commodity and show a good-faith effort to resolve conditions that are interfering with convergence; and
(b)Monitors the supply of the commodity and its adequacy to satisfy the delivery requirements and make a good-faith effort to resolve conditions that threaten the adequacy of supplies or the delivery process.
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§ 38.252
Additional requirements for physical-delivery contracts.
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