Video: Chairman of the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange

Barry Cheung, chairman at the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange, speaks to Lianna Brinded about the liberalisation of China's renminbi and the positive effects it will have on energy and commodities.

Hong Kong night

Energy and commodities markets are set to see a surge of liquidity and new products available for investment and hedging, after the Chinese government took several steps to change its policy surrounding the renminbi, says Barry Cheung, chairman at the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange.

Please click on the video for the full interview.

And don't forget to check out Energy Risk over the next two weeks for full video interviews and shows from Asia and London on what's moving and shaking the energy and

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