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JUDY WOODRUFF (Newshour): ...... A federal agency is proposing new rules for financial markets to help them address changes in the way the majority of trading takes place today, dizzying changes in technology and a lessening of transparency.
There’s been mounting concern among some experts in particular about computer-driven high-frequency trading after a one-day market crash in 2010 and a recent high-profile book on the subject.
Mary Jo White, who is the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, laid out new proposals to regulate the market during a speech today.
Reporter Keri Geiger of Bloomberg News is here to fill us in.
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