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  • Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly – 24 November 2014

    Date 24/11/2014

    Key highlights for the week ending 21 November 2014 

    • The SFI gained 0.10% to 119.55.
    • YTD, the STI currently outperforms the SFI by 1.70%.
    • The SFI and major sub-indices ended the week higher.  Gains were largely driven by corporate bonds, with the SFI Corporate Bond Index gaining 0.18%.
    • Interest Yield (IY) for corporate bonds is currently at 3.23%. The IY spread between corporate and government bonds has been trending upwards from an all-year low of 43 basis points to 65 basis points currently.
    • YTD, corporate bonds (SFI Corporate Bond Index) has gained 4.53% and has outperformed the broader SFI.
    • The SFI will be rebalanced next week on Monday, 1 December 2014.

  • Cairo Amman Bank Weekly Economic Monitor

    Date 24/11/2014

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  • CME Group Announces The Launch Of New Iron Ore Futures Contract

    Date 24/11/2014

    CME Group, the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced the launch of trading and clearing services for the Iron Ore 58% Fe, Low Alumina, CFR China (TSI) Futures contract.  Pending CFTC review, this new cash-settled futures contract will be listed on CME Globex and the NYMEX trading floor, and will be available for clearing on CME ClearPort for trade date 8 December 2014. This contract will be listed with and subject to the rules and regulations of NYMEX.

  • MNI India Business Sentiment Eases in November - 39% Of Businesses Say Modi Government’s Policies Are Helping

    Date 24/11/2014

    The MNI India Business Indicator, calculated from the responses of more than 400 BSE listed companies, declined by 1.1% to 68.9 in November from 69.7 in October, with demand falling as the festival season came to a close.

  • Accelerate Development Of Multi-tiered Capital Market For The Real Economy - Speech By Shenzhen Stock Exchange President Song Liping At The 10th Capital Market Conference For Local Governments On November 13, 2014

    Date 24/11/2014

    Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning,

    The Shenzhen Stock Exchange held the first experience-sharing conference on corporate shareholding structure reform in Hangzhou in 2004, aimed at providing a platform of communication for capital markets to better serve local economic development. Ten years later, we are gathered here again by the West Lake.  The situation has changed significantly. The multi-tiered capital market system has basically taken shape and will continue to undergo profound changes. Regional financial support system offered by local governments has made great progress, providing us with a new foundation, vision and theme for our discussion.