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  • Tokyo Grain Exchange: Regarding The Circuit Breaker Level For Raw Sugar - Update

    Date 15/07/2011

    Today the circuit breaker for Raw Sugar was triggered.  In principle, for the Raw Sugar market, following the second circuit breaker trigger, the circuit breaker level will remain the same however, for the smooth and efficient functioning of the market and onwards from 18:30 the circuit breaker level shall be expanded .

  • RTS And FORTS: On July 15, 2011 On The Expiration Day Of The Front Month Option Contracts The Evening Trading Session Starts At 7.10 PM MSK

    Date 15/07/2011

    Please be advised that in accordance with the resolution of the RTS’s Board of Directors that was passed in compliance with the Derivatives Rules of RTS, Clause 6.2 the evening trading session on FORTS will start 10 minutes later today, i.e. at 7:10 pm MSK, as today is the expiration day of the front month option contracts.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange: Regarding The Circuit Breaker Level For Raw Sugar

    Date 15/07/2011

    Today the circuit breaker for Raw Sugar was triggered once and expanded. 

  • Concurrence Statement On The Order Regarding The Effective Date For Swap Regulation - CFTC Commissioner Scott D. O’Malia

    Date 15/07/2011

    I concur with the Commission’s decision to use its exemptive authority under section 4(c) of the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) to provide temporary relief from certain provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act. This order will provide much needed legal certainty to the market, at least until December 31, 2011, while the Commission continues its efforts to adopt final rules under the Dodd-Frank Act. Whereas I support the Commission in providing legal certainty, albeit limited, I am disappointed in the lack of harmonization between our order and the exemptive relief that the Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.) provided. I am also disappointed that the final order ignored a number of comments from market participants, those that have most at stake in each of the Commission’s decisions. I hope that this order does not foreshadow the direction of final rulemakings to come.

  • Statement Of U.S.A Treasury Under Secretary For Domestic Finance Jeffrey Goldstein On S&P’S Announcement Today

    Date 15/07/2011

    The U.S. Department of the Treasury released the following statement from Under Secretary for Domestic Finance Jeffrey Goldstein on today’s announcement by Standard and Poor’s (S&P):
     
    “Today’s action by S&P restates what the Obama Administration has said for some time: that Congress must act expeditiously to avoid defaulting on the country's obligations and to enact a credible deficit reduction plan that commands bipartisan support.”​