Spain ratifies amendments to the 2014 International Common Fund for Commodities Convention
28 May 2026Effective: 28 May 202688 views
Who is affected:
Public bodies, international entities and member countries of the FCPB
Summary
Spain publishes the 2014 amendments to the Common Fund for Commodities Convention, which updates its structure, capital and functions. It mainly affects international cooperation in raw materials.
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The BOE publishes the amendments adopted in 2014 by the Governing Council of the Common Fund for Commodities (FCPB), an international body linked to UNCTAD. The modifications update key definitions such as 'financial intervention', 'usable currencies' and 'unit of account', expanding available financial instruments. Th…
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