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Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In S&P/TSX Canadian Indices

Date 02/06/2006

Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces the following index changes effective after the close of business on Monday, June 5, 2006: As part of the ongoing review of the GICS (Global Industry Classification Standard) codes of listed companies, Mullen Group Income Fund (TSX:MTL.UN) will change its GICS code from 20304020 - Trucking to 10101020 - Oil & Gas Equipment & Services. As a result, Mullen Group Income Fund will be removed from the S&P/TSX Capped Industrials Ind
Standard & Poor’s Announces Changes In S&P/TOPIX150 And S&P Japan 500 Index

Date 02/06/2006

Standard & Poor’s will make the following Sector changes in the S&P/TOPIX150 and the S&P Japan 500 Indices effective after the close of trading Friday 9 June, 2006. Softbank’s main business became telecommunication services after its acquisition of Vodafpme K.K.

Share Changes To The S&P/ASX 50 Index

Date 02/06/2006

Standard & Poor’s will make the following change in the S&P/ASX 50 Index effective after the close of trading Friday, June 16, 2006, as a result of the quarterly index rebalance:

SEC Chairman, FSA Leadership Meet On Interactive Disclosure, Continuity, Hedge Funds, And Exchange Regulations

Date 02/06/2006

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox, UK Financial Services Authority Chairman Callum McCarthy, and FSA Chief Executive Officer John Tiner and relevant senior staff met on Friday to discuss the regulatory aspects of increased capital flow between their nations.

Rebalancing Of The S&P/CITIC 50 And S&P/CITIC 300 Indices

Date 02/06/2006

S&P/CITIC Index Information Services Co., Ltd. will make the following changes to the S&P/CITIC 50 and S&P/CITIC 300 Indices as a part the bi-annual constituent review and the June quarterly rebalancing of index constituent free float shares. The revision consists of company additions, deletions, and constituent share changes. The changes listed below will become effective after the close of trading Friday June 16, 2006.

Quarterly Rebalancing For The S&P Japan 500, S&P/TOPIX 150, S&P Japan MidCap 100, S&P Japan SmallCap 250, And S&P Global 100 Indices

Date 02/06/2006

Standard & Poor’s as part of the quarterly rebalancing, will change the shares outstanding for the S&P Japan 500 and its sub-indices effective after the close of trading Friday, June 9, 2006. New shares outstanding can be downloaded in Excel format using the link below. Companies that are constituents of the S&P Global 100 are denoted by an asterisk.
Quarterly Rebalancing For The S&P Japan 500, S&P/TOPIX 150, S&P Japan MidCap 100, S&P Japan SmallCap 250, And S&P Global 100 Indices

Date 02/06/2006

Standard & Poor’s as part of the quarterly rebalancing, will change the shares outstanding for the S&P Japan 500 and its sub-indices effective after the close of trading Friday, June 9, 2006. New shares outstanding can be downloaded in Excel format using the link below. Companies that are constituents of the S&P Global 100 are denoted by an asterisk.
Oslo Børs: Monthly Statistics For Bonds And Certificates 2006

Date 02/06/2006

Turnover per sector and new issues for last month and year to date. The archive includes monthly statistics from May 2001.
NYSE Group, Inc. Issues Combined Report On Monthly Transaction Volume For May 2006

Date 02/06/2006

NYSE Group, Inc. (NYSE: NYX) today reported May 2006 transaction volume in all securities traded by NYSE Group. This report represents the NYSE Group monthly volume release issued on a combined basis for NYSE and NYSE Arca. Adjusted historical monthly volume data for NYSE Group, starting in January 2004, is available at:
NYBOT YTD Volume Grows 27 Percent Through May 2006

Date 02/06/2006

The month of May ended with another sizeable increase in trading volume at the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®), the world’s leading “soft” commodity exchange, bringing the year-to-date (YTD) total to almost 20,000,000 combined futures and options contracts, a 27% increase over the first five months of the 2005 all-time record year.