The London Futures Trading Market is in turmoil.
Everyone is discussing the massive contract default event in the Prussian region, and no one dares to touch any contracts related to the Germanic Region.
Fortunately, the sugar at London Port is still being delivered normally, barely allowing the futures exchange to maintain operations.
The Robert-Cooper Trading Company, which specializes in the sugar trade in the Prussian region, has received hundreds of lawsuits, with the total compensation amount reaching over 700 thousand British Pounds and still increasing.
Meanwhile, some are still relentlessly taking all sugar contracts—Rothschild and others have gathered funds sufficient to buy 500 thousand tasks of sugar, yet they have only bought 300 thousand tasks, far short of the expected quantity.
Yes, their share was snatched up prematurely by panicked British people.
