常清口述历史_中国期货业20年沉浮录（Chang Qing oral history _ Chinese futures industry 20 years of ups and downs.）.docVIP

常清口述历史_中国期货业20年沉浮录（Chang Qing oral history _ Chinese futures industry 20 years of ups and downs.） Regular oral history: a record of 20 years of Chinas futures industry Southern Newspaper News: December 29, 2008, twenty-first Century Author: Zhong Wenqian Shanghai futures exchange newspaper reporter Liu Qu photo Newspaper reporter Zhong Wenqian Shanghai reported As exotic, the source of contemporary Chinese futures story, in 1987. Prior to this, the domestic futures market has been dust laden for 35 full load. In 1987 for the sector to move back, people know what futures and its function, has been almost as unlikely, such as a piece of white paper pale. In June 10, 1949, in order to combat speculative speculation, the Shanghai municipal government official seal of Shanghai Securities Building; in July 1952, the Tianjin stock exchange has also come to an end, so far, including futures, domestic securities market into a comprehensive period of hibernation. In 1978, the reform and opening up in China sounded rumbling thunder. It began in the year, full of pain, confusion and conflicting interests, after the State price adjustment stage, two track price reform stage and the final price reform stage of the market price for the domestic futures industry once again into the Chinese leadership vision made a very good bedding. This has quietly opened a new period of painful nirvana for the domestic futures industry to re enter the wto. Germinating: double track system of price reform To trace the rebirth of Chinas contemporary futures market, we have to mention the big background - price reform. The so-called national price adjustment in the first stage of price reform, that is, according to the relevant authorities at the time of the theory of commodity prices, draw a data, and adjust prices here. According to this, at that time, the state has liberalized the prices of small commodities which have nothing to do with the livelihood of the people. Although preliminary reform p