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  • Dubai Financial Market Performance – February 2014

    Date 03/03/2014

    The Dubai Financial Market General Index up 11.9% to 4220.5 points at the end of February compared to 3770.4 points at the end of January. At the sectoral level, indices of four out of the nine sectors represented on DFM ended the month in the green, with the Financial & Investment services sector increasing the most by 27.5%, followed by the Real Estate and the Banking sectors by 13.7%, and 10.3% respectively. The Consumer Staples, Telecommunication, Insurance and Services sectors decreased by 9.9%, 6% and 2.6% and 1.7% respectively. 

  • Moscow Exchange: The Exchange's Risk Management System On 3 March

    Date 03/03/2014

    Please note the following regarding the exchange's risk management system for certain markets on 3 March:

    FX market

    Margin rates remain unchanged:

    USDRUB 5%
    EURRUB 5%

    Should market conditions change, the risk management system parameters are to be adjusted during the trading day.

  • NZX Gender Diversity Annual Statistics

    Date 03/03/2014

    Under Listing Rule 10.4.5(j) NZSX listed companies (excluding overseas companies) are required to include in their Annual Report quantitative data on the gender breakdown of the Directors and Officers at the financial year end.

  • Tokyo Financial Exchange Trading Volume In February 2014

    Date 03/03/2014

    The trading volume of Three-month Euroyen futures in February was 337,747 ( + 10.0% MoM / △ 26.0% YoY) and its average daily volume was 17,776 . 

  • Statement By G-7 Finance Ministers On Economic Support For Ukraine

    Date 03/03/2014

    We are closely monitoring the situation in Ukraine.  The transition to a new government in Ukraine offers a unique opportunity to put in place urgently needed market-oriented reforms that will restore financial stability, unleash economic potential, and allow Ukraine’s people to better achieve their economic aspirations.