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  • SGX Derivatives Market Opens Per Normal Today

    Date 04/08/2015

    Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) Derivatives market opened per normal today with pre-opening at 0730 hours and continuous trading at 0740 hours. This follows a temporary suspension of trading yesterday, 3 August, at 1956 hours after a number of trading participants experienced problems connecting to the Derivatives market due to an intermittent technical failure. The failure required SGX to switch certain services to backup systems to ensure that all members were fully able to connect and trade the Derivatives market.  

  • Iran Fara Bourse Opportunities Lure Foreign Investors

    Date 04/08/2015

    Making remarks about IFB’s tremendous opportunities for international investors, head of IFB, Amir Hamooni, went on to say that IFB initiated to be slated for the time sanctions are lifted. “IFB’s third market, which is a platform for transaction of technologies is expected to boom in post-sanction era.”

  • DGCX Partners with UAE's Wealth Monitor Magazine

    Date 04/08/2015

    • DGCX and Wealth Monitor will create and explore areas of mutual cooperation
    • The partnership seeks to promote the activities and work of DGCX through the Wealth Monitor platform

  • Personal Finances Drag Down India Consumer Sentiment - MNI India Consumer Sentiment Indicator Lowest Since March

    Date 04/08/2015

    The MNI India Consumer Sentiment Indicator fell for the third consecutive month to 118.6 in July from 119.5 in June led by a weakening in personal finances.
     

  • EPA-DOE-FERC Coordination On Implementation Of The Clean Power Plan

    Date 03/08/2015

    This document describes how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) will coordinate efforts to help ensure continued reliable electricity generation and transmission during the implementation of the Clean Power Plan (CPP). It describes one of several mechanisms that the three agencies, working independently or jointly, can rely on to support the industry’s ongoing actions to ensure electricity reliability during the implementation of the CPP.