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The company collects data from traders on their deal prices to determine a daily market price for a number of physical commodities.\nU.S. prosecutors are probing suspected manipulative behavior by individual traders when submitting those deal prices to Platts' price assessments for oil and other energy benchmarks, the four people said, without specifying which ones.\nThe people declined to be named as the probes are not public.\nOver the past year, U.S. authorities have brought two cases of alleged manipulation of Platts' oil benchmarks by traders at two different companies, but prosecutors are now probing similar behavior across the market, the sources said.\nThe previously unreported, industrywide probe opens up a new front in the Justice Department's crackdown on fraud, bribery and manipulation in the commodities market https://www.reuters.com/subjects/banks/article/us-usa-doj-trading-insight/traders-beware-u-s-taps-new-tools-to-find-fraud-in-volatile-commodities-market-idUSKBN22X14E, raising the stakes for traders and companies globally which daily use Platts' benchmarks to price billions of dollars' worth of contracts.\nThe sources said prosecutors are focused on traders' behavior and gave no indication of suspected wrongdoing by Platts.\nIn response to a request for comment by Reuters, Platts said it conducts reviews to ensure the integrity of its price assessments. 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That unit has developed sophisticated data analytics tools to more quickly detect misconduct, Reuters reported last year.\nWhile the unit initially focused on commodities futures spoofing, a type of futures market manipulation, it now has the tools and expertise to dig into other areas of the market, including industry benchmarks operated by price reporting agencies, said one of the sources.\nThe agency has also investigated some of the world's largest energy trading companies for bribery, including Dutch trading giant Vitol.\nThat and another recent case identified misconduct in relation to Platts' benchmarks.\nWhen settling bribery charges with the Justice Department in December last year, Vitol also settled related charges brought by the CFTC. As part of that settlement, Vitol paid a civil penalty to the CFTC to resolve charges of attempted manipulation of two Platts physical oil benchmarks.\nVitol said at the time it was committed to upholding the law and had cooperated \"extensively\" throughout the investigation. 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