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  • Dow Jones STOXX Indexes Factoids – November 14, 2008

    Date 17/11/2008

    As of November 14, 2008 Dow Jones STOXX 600, down 13.85 points this week, or -6.31%, to 205.75 The index is down for the second straight week and three of the last four. The index is down -7.35% over the last two weeks. This is the largest weekly point and percentage decline since the week ending October 24. Today, the Dow Jones STOXX 600 is up 1.67 points, or 0.82%. Snaps a three day losing streak. The index is off -49.26% from its record closing high of

  • Statkraft Signs Up To Trade ECX Products - Statkraft Becomes The 94th Member Of ICE Futures Europe To Trade ECX Emissions Contracts

    Date 17/11/2008

    Norway-based Statkraft, a leading European player in the renewable energy sector, became the latest member of ICE Futures Europe® to be given access to trade in ECX EUA and CER contracts.

  • Equity Trading Suspended On RTS

    Date 17/11/2008

    Due to the technical index decreasing by more than 5% as compared to its closing value, equity trading was halted for an hour at 05:05 pm Moscow time.

  • Oslo Børs Launches Easy Options

    Date 17/11/2008

    Today sees the launch by Oslo Børs of a new derivative product, Easy Options. This represents a product developed specifically for the retail market, allowing everyone interested in shares and derivatives to participate in the derivatives market with a limited investment. Easy Options are simple to understand, straightforward in operation and investors know in advance what profit they will earn if they make the right choice.

  • Statement From New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo Concerning Goldman Sachs' Decision Not To Pay Bonuses To Its Top Executives

    Date 17/11/2008

    "Goldman Sachs has taken an important step in the right direction. American taxpayers have seen their investment portfolios plummet while simultaneously having to fund the Wall Street bailout with their tax dollars. This gesture by Goldman Sachs is appropriate and prudent and hopefully will help bring Wall Street to its senses. We strongly encourage other banks to folllow Goldman Sachs' step."