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  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Extraordinary Clearing Margin For Platinum

    Date 10/03/2008

    With regards to the Platinum market, since the final contract prices for three or more contract months (excluding contract months with no applicable price limit) have reached the price limit in the same direction for two consecutive business days, based on item 3.4.2 of the Regulations Governing Management of the Precious Metals Market, deposit of the below Extraordinary Clearing Margin is required.

  • CME Group To Increase Daily Price Limits For CBOT Corn, Oilseeds - Harmonized Price Limit Expansions, Contractions Introduced

    Date 10/03/2008

    CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse derivatives exchange, today announced that, pending CFTC approval, daily price limits will increase March 28, 2008, for corn, mini-sized corn, soybeans, mini-sized soybeans and soybean oil futures and options on futures contracts.

  • Iranian & Indonesian Capital Markets Sign MOU

    Date 10/03/2008

    Iranian and Indonesian capital markets has signed MOU to start more friendly cooperation among two important Muslim Nations.

  • CME Group To Offer Side-By-Side Trading Of Grain & Oilseed Options

    Date 10/03/2008

    CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse derivatives exchange, today announced that options on futures contracts for corn, wheat, soybeans, soybean meal, soybean oil, rough rice and oats will be available for electronic trading on the CME Globex(R) platform during day-time open outcry trading hours beginning April 14, 2008.

  • Futures Industry Association: Global Futures And Options Trading Rises 28% In 2007

    Date 10/03/2008

    The Futures Industry Association, a Washington-based trade group, today released its annual report on global trading volume. The report, which measures volume based on the number of contracts traded on derivatives exchanges worldwide, indicates that more than 15 billion futures and options contracts changed hands during 2007, an increase of 28% from the previous year.