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Date 21/04/2006
Eurex To Introduce Weekly Options On 24 April - Weekly Options Offer New Trading Opportunities For Market Participants
Eurex, the world's largest derivatives exchange, will become the first European exchange to introduce weekly options on 24 April. Weekly options, or options with weekly instead of monthly expiration dates, will be introduced on the benchmark indexes DAX®, Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50® and SMI. Eurex weekly options will increase flexibility by providing market participants with an efficient means to trade immediately ahead of the publication of key economic data.
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Date 21/04/2006
EEX: Open Interest Reaches Record Level - Clear Sign Of Market Participants’ Confidence In EEX
On 13 April 2006 the open interest at the European Energy Exchange (EEX) reached 207 TWh and, hence, exceeded the level of 200 TWh for the first time ever. This corresponds to an increase of 54 per cent since the beginning of the year. A financial volume of more than EUR 12.1 billion is behind this impressive mark of confidence in EEX. The open interest in the Derivatives Market for emission al-lowances also contributes to this value.
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Date 21/04/2006
CBOT Metals Complex Beats Previous Day's Records; Exceeds 96,000 Contracts - Open Interest In CBOT Precious Metals Complex Is Up 70 Percent In April 2006
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) announced today that volume in the Exchange’s 100 percent electronically-traded Metals complex eclipsed records set on April 19, 2006 by 66 percent, as volume climbed to 96,630 contracts. The prior record was 58,137 contracts.
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Date 21/04/2006
CBOE Volume On Friday Is Third All-Time Highest Single Day Volume - Trading Volume For The Week Tops 17.8 Million Contracts
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) announced today that reported trading volume today, Friday April 21st, was more than 4.77 million contracts, the third highest trading day ever at CBOE. Seven of CBOE's top-ten busiest volume days occurred in 2006. The top two volume days were March 16th with 5,639,339 contracts trading and January 20th, when 5,249,953 contracts traded.
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Date 20/04/2006
Warsaw Stock Exchange Main Indices Set New Closing High
The Warsaw Stock Exchange WIG, all share index, closed at a new high of 43 572,66. The previous closing high was 42 717,755 on April 18, 2006.
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Date 20/04/2006
UK’s Financial Services Authority To Allow More Flexibility In Unit Pricing
The Financial Services Authority today set out proposals that will allow fund managers more flexibility to adopt single or dual pricing of units in authorised Collective Investment Schemes.
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Date 20/04/2006
TSX Group – Looking To Open North American Trading
TSX Group CEO Richard Nesbitt took his message of freer trade in North American securities to an energy conference in Toronto today. Mr. Nesbitt said TSX Group has been studying the obstacles and speed bumps that, as he says, litter the equity trading highway between Canada and the United States.
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Date 20/04/2006
Tokyo Stock Exchange: To All Investors And Concerned Parties Regarding Lifting Of Delay In Opening Of Afternoon Trading Session
Effective Monday, April 24, Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) will cease to delay the opening of the afternoon trading session for equities, etc. The afternoon trading session will begin at 12:30 p.m. from that day forward. We deeply apologize to all investors and concerned parties for the inconvenience caused by this delay measure, taken from January 19 this year.
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Date 20/04/2006
Tokyo Stock Exchange: Deliverable Bonds And Conversion Factors Of JGB Futures (5-year & 10-year)As Of April 20, 2006
The deliverable bonds and conversion factors of JGB Futures (5-year & 10-year) can be accessed by clicking here and here.
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Date 20/04/2006
Tokyo Stock Exchange Monthly Short Selling Value
Click here to download Tokyo Stock Exchange's monthly short selling value for March.
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