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  • IntercontinentalExchange Update On Regulatory Approvals For NYSE Euronext Acquisition

    Date 02/10/2013

    IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE), a leading operator of global markets and clearing houses, provided the following update in regard to its acquisition of NYSE Euronext.

  • New York Stock Exchange Releases Newest Edition Of IPO Guide

    Date 02/10/2013

    An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is one of the most significant milestones in the history of any organization. Understanding that the incredibly complex process is challenging to navigate, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has worked to create the latest version of the NYSE IPO Guide.

  • Platts Forms Value-In-Use Pricing Partnership With German Analytics Company

    Date 02/10/2013

    Expanding its analytics capabilities in iron ore, Platts, a leading global energy, metals and agriculture information provider, has formed a commercial  partnership with Minerals Value Services GmbH (MVS), a privately-held Munich, Germany-based company specialising in determining value-in-use for miners, mills and traders in the iron ore and steelmaking industries.

  • NYSE Liffe U.S. Expands Record Breaking Mini MSCI Futures Complex

    Date 02/10/2013

  •  New daily, monthly and quarterly records in volume and Open Interest
  • YTD 2013 mini MSCI futures ADV up 76% y-o-y with OI up 50% from year-end 2012
  • Traded a record 1.4 million contracts across the mini MSCI futures complex during September 2013
  • Early Q4 2013  launch of new futures on MSCI ACWI, ACWI Ex-US and Emerging Markets Asia Indices subject to regulatory approval
  • Commodity Supercycle Slows Down In 2012 - New Worldwatch Institute Study Examines The Slowdown In The Global Commodities Market

    Date 02/10/2013

    Global commodity prices dropped by 6 percent in 2012, a marked change from the dizzying growth during the "commodities supercycle" of 2002-12, when prices surged an average of 9.5 percent a year, or 150 percent over the 10-year period, according to the new Vital Signs Online trend released by the Worldwatch Institute (www.worldwatch.org). This change of pace is largely attributed to China's shift to less commodity-intensive growth. Yet while prices declined overall in 2012, some commodity categories-energy, food, and precious metals-continued their decade-long trend of price increases.