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  • FTSE Country Classification Changes – 2007 Review

    Date 20/09/2007

    FTSE Group, the global index provider, announced today the result of its annual review of the classification of countries into developed and emerging market categories. FTSE classifies countries into three categories; Developed, Advanced Emerging and Secondary Emerging, within its FTSE Global Equity Index Series (GEIS), which is used by institutional investors worldwide. A Watch List of countries under review for promotion or demotion within these categories is also published annually by FTS

  • New Interest Rate Futures With Longer Periods Of Execution Have Been Launched On The MICEX Derivatives Market

    Date 20/09/2007

    In the MICEX Derivatives (Standard Contracts) Market Section trading has been launched in new series of futures on MosPrime Rate interest rate with execution in June, September and December of 2008 and in March, June and September of 2009, as well as futures on MosIBOR interest rate with execution in September of 2008. The maximum period before execution of the farthest series of MosPrime Rate futures has been extended from 9 to 24 months, while the maximum period before execution of MosIBOR

  • SGX FY2008 First Quarter Results

    Date 20/09/2007

    SGX will be announcing its FY2008 1Q financial results after market hours on 9 October 2007.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange's Coffee And Raw Sugar Continuous Trading Starts From Oct. 1, 2007

    Date 20/09/2007

    TGE's arabica and robusta coffee futures contract along with raw sugar futures will be transferred from Itayose trading (call market) to the continuous trading platform from October 1, 2007.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Sets A New Daily Turnover Record

    Date 20/09/2007

    Dalian Commodity Exchange(DCE) set a new daily turnover record worth 122.8 billion yuan yesterday for all of its breeds. The trading volume today reached 3.62 million contracts.