China Targets High-Speed Traders by Removing Data Servers

Authorities in China have moved to dismantle data servers used for high-frequency trading, indicating tighter regulation in the country's financial markets.

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Terms & Concepts
  • High-Frequency Trading: A type of trading that uses powerful computers to execute large numbers of orders at extremely high speeds.
  • Data Server: A physical or virtual system that stores and processes large amounts of information for fast retrieval and use.
  • Regulatory Clampdown: An enforcement action by authorities to restrict or control certain market activities through rules or direct intervention.