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  • Clearstream Shows Strong Growth Levels In January 2007

    Date 12/02/2007

    Clearstream processed 2.45 million international transactions in January 2007, a 15% rise over January 2006 (2.12 million). Of these transactions, 75 percent were Over the Counter (OTC) transactions and 25 percent were registered as stock exchange transactions. Domestic settlement transactions in Germany stood at 3.70 million compared to 3.61 million for the same month last year. Of these transactions 66 percent were stock exchange transactions and 34 percent OTC transactions.

  • London Stock Exchange Starts 2007 With 61 Per Cent Increase In SETS Activity

    Date 12/02/2007

    The London Stock Exchange made a very strong start to 2007 with record trading activity across its markets. The number of SETS trades increased 61 per cent on January 2006 to 8.7 million, the highest number of trades ever recorded on the electronic order book in a single month, while the value traded rose by 33 per cent to £156.5 billion. The average daily number of trades on SETS in January increased 54 per cent on last January to 397,215, and the average daily value traded rose by 27 per cent

  • Dubai Gold And Commodities Exchange Xchange Newswire - February 12, 2007

    Date 12/02/2007

    Click here to download the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange Xchange Newswire for February 12, 2007.

  • Merrill Lynch Becomes DIFX Market Maker

    Date 12/02/2007

    Merrill Lynch and the DIFX today announced that it has agreed to provide continuous buy and sell prices for Hikma Pharmaceuticals plc on the Dubai International Financial Exchange (DIFX), to provide liquidity in the company’s securities.

  • London Stock Exchange Statement Re Lapse Of Nasdaq’s Offer

    Date 10/02/2007

    The Board of the London Stock Exchange welcomes the rejection by shareholders of Nasdaq’s offer. The Exchange looks forward to fulfilling its vision to be the world’s capital market, without the distraction of ill-considered approaches which fail to understand the value of the business.