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  • Moscow Exchange Monthly Market Report: June 2014

    Date 08/07/2014

    The total monthly trading volume on the Moscow Exchange’s markets in June was RUB 37.2 tln. The average daily trading volume was RUB 1.86 tln, up 2% MoM. Trading in securities, RDRs, and mutual fund units made up 2.1% (RUB 0.76 trln) of the total trading volume, the bond market’s share was 2.2% (RUB 0.8 trln), the derivatives market made up 9.4% (RUB 3.5 trln), and the FX and money market accounted for a combined 86.1% (RUB 32.4 tln).

  • NZX New Market Granted Ministerial Approval For Exemption

    Date 08/07/2014

    NZX is pleased that the Minister of Commerce, the Hon Craig Foss, has announced that he is granting NZX an exemption that will allow NZX to establish a new market with an alternative disclosure regime which differs from the traditional continuous disclosure requirements of the NZX Main Board.

  • SGX SICOM Rubber Futures Volume Hits New Highs

    Date 08/07/2014

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) is pleased to announce that its global physical benchmark SICOM Rubber Futures contracts achieved a new record month in June with 40,679 lots traded, surging 53% higher than a year before.  Open interest also achieved a new high on 27 June 2014, hitting 29,679 contracts or 148,395 tonnes.  Volume traded in the first half of 2014 hit 1.06m tonnes, representing a 30% increase over the same period last year.

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority Issues New Zealand’s First Licence For Peer-To-Peer Lending Services

    Date 08/07/2014

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) today issued its first peer-to-peer lending service licence. Auckland-based Harmoney is the first provider of this new financial service, under the provisions of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange: Q & A On Night Trading

    Date 08/07/2014

    At 21:00 on July 4, Dalian Commodity exchange (DCE) will officially launch the night trading, bringing the number of the domestic products with night trading to eight and thus forming the more comprehensive and diversified “Chinese commodities sector” in the trading hours of the international market. Chinese futures market will affect the international market more profoundly,