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  • Japan Exchange Group Trading Overview In August 2013

    Date 02/09/2013

    Japan Exchange Group released August 2013's trading overview.

  • Charles Li Live And Direct: Latest Blog Post From HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li

    Date 02/09/2013

    This year marks the 20th anniversary of H share listings in Hong Kong and we have kicked off a series of events to commemorate this major milestone.  While two decades have passed since Tsingtao Brewery became the first H share company to list, we are still enjoying the fruits of the H share regime today.  As history is a good guide to the future, I’d like to share some thoughts with you about the past, the present and the future of Hong Kong’s capital market.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Final Settlement Price Of Crude Oil For August 2013 Contract

    Date 02/09/2013

    Final settlement price of Middle East Crude Oil for August 2013 contract is 65,960 yen.

  • Xi Jinping, General Secretary Of Communist Party Of China Wishes For Dalian Commodity Exchange: Come Down To Earth, Make Audacious Explorations

    Date 02/09/2013

    According to the reports of official microblogs of Xinhua News Agency and CCTV, Xi Jinping, General Secretary of Communist Party of China, inspected the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) on the 29th, sending his wishes to DCE: come down to earth and make audacious explorations. On the morning of the day, Xi visited the trading floor of DCE. With the display screens showing the prices of the futures such as soybean meal and coke, learning that the annual turnover of DCE reached more than RMB33 trillion and the futures products will be doubled in the next few years, Xi was very pleased. He urged the DCE to come down to earth and make audacious explorations in a bid to make it to success.

  • Dubai Financial Market Performance – August 2013

    Date 01/09/2013

    The Dubai Financial Market General Index down 2.5% to 2523.1 points at the end of August compared to 2588.5 points at the end of July. At the sectoral level, indexes of seven out of the nine sectors represented on DFM ended the month in the red, with the Financial & Investment services sector decreasing the most by 6.8%, followed by the Insurance sector by 5.2%, and the Telecommunication sector by 4.6%. The Industrial sector up 14.8% while the Consumer Staples index did not change during this month.