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Record Monthly Volume Gives DGCX A Robust Start To 2011
Date 02/02/2011
- Total 244,385 contracts traded in January, the highest ever monthly volume and 59% up on last year
- Currency, gold and crude oil futures led the volume growth in January, with 197,511, 39,987 and 5,594 contracts traded respectively
- Average Daily Volume was 11,637 contracts in January, up 55% on the previous month
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On February 5, 2011 Testing Of A New Service, RTS Money Will Take Place With The Involvement Of Market Participants
Date 02/02/2011
On February 5, 2011 testing of a new service, RTS Money will take place with the involvement of market Participants.
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Boerse Stuttgart’s Turnover Exceeds EUR 10.5 Billion In January - 2011 Gets Off To A Good Start In Terms Of Trading Volumes/Growth In All Asset Classes
Date 02/02/2011
According to its order book statistics, Boerse Stuttgart had a turnover of more than EUR 10.5 billion in January 2011. This meant that trading volumes were around 36 percent up on the previous month's figures and grew by more than 30 percent year-on-year.
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Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) – Statistical Report January 2011
Date 02/02/2011
Click here to download the monthly statistical report for the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) – January 2011.
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ICAP plc Interim Management Statement
Date 02/02/2011
ICAP plc (IAP.LL), the world’s premier interdealer broker, is making this Interim Management Statement in relation to the period from 1 October 2010 to February 2011 and the outlook for ICAP’s financial year ending 31 March 2011.
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The Securities Commission Malaysia Reprimands Valuer And Valuation Firm
Date 02/02/2011
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today publicly reprimanded valuer Noraini Jaafar Sidek and valuation firm Messrs Raine & Horne International Zaki + Partners Sdn Bhd (RHIZP) (collectively referred to as “the Parties”) for making a submission that did not comply with the SC's Asset Valuation Guidelines.
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Key Figures SIX Swiss Exchange And Scoach Switzerland:January 2011
Date 02/02/2011
In January 2011, revenues on SIX Swiss Exchange and Scoach Switzerland amounted
to CHF 101.6 billion. This was a significant improvement of 18.2% over December
2010. The number of transactions represented an even better performance than
revenues, rising by 29.1% to 3,189,044 in January 2011. The ETF segment was again
a highlight, with revenues in this area rising by 16% to CHF 7.5 billion. This was the
third best month in its history behind May 2010 and October 2008. The number of ETF
trades came to 78,947, the second most ever behind May 2010 and an increase of
19% over December 2010. The structured products and warrants segments also saw
an increase in both revenues and trades to CHF 4.1 billion (25.9%) and 124,451
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Trading Volume On The Spanish Exchange Reached €98.77 Bn In January, Up 14% Year-On-Year
Date 02/02/2011
MONTHLY TRADING STATEMENTS FOR BME MARKETS
- Monthly record high in the number of trades, at 4.56 million, up 53% from January 2010
- The value of ETF trading was double that of the previous month
- Trading on BME’s Derivatives Market, MEFF, reached 6.3 million contracts in January, up 16% year-on-year.
- The trading volume on BME’s Corporate Debt Market, AIAF, came in at €572 billion, up 138% from the same period in 2010.
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Tokyo Stock Exchange Trading Conditions (Outlook & Initial Figures) January 2011
Date 02/02/2011
This report contains trading conditions of the Tokyo Stock Exchange for January 2011.
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ASEAN Exchanges Complete Technology Design Study Of Trading Link
Date 02/02/2011
Four ASEAN Exchanges, namely Bursa Malaysia (BM), the Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE), Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) working together with NYSE Technologies, today said the design study of the technology framework for the ASEAN Trading Link has been completed.
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