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  • Changes To FTSE 100 And FTSE 250 Indices Confirmed

    Date 09/03/2005

    FTSE Group confirms this evening that International Power will enter the FTSE 100 index and MyTravel Group will join the FTSE 250. Cairn Energy loses its place in the FTSE 100 and falls into the FTSE 250, while one newly eligible company joins the mid cap index – British Energy Group. Also joining the FTSE 250 index is Savills, which moves up from the FTSE SmallCap index. This means that Chrysalis Group, DX Services and Alba all fall from the FTSE 250 into the FTSE SmallCap.

  • CBOT Reappoints ABN AMRO As Market Maker For Interest Rate Swap Futures

    Date 09/03/2005

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) announced today the reappointment of Dutch bank ABN AMRO Bank N.V. as an open outcry designated primary market maker (DPM) and electronic market maker (EMM) for the Exchange’s 5-Year and 10-Year Interest Rate Swap futures contracts.

  • Boston Options Exchange Number One Exchange For QQQQ Trading

    Date 09/03/2005

    BOX market share for trading in QQQQ options was 28.8% or 70,619 contracts, making BOX the most active options exchange for the class for the day.

  • Average Daily Number Of Trades On London Stock Exchange Exceeds 300,000 For The First Time

    Date 09/03/2005

    February 2005 saw an average 308,932 trades each day across the London Stock Exchange’s markets, exceeding the record daily average of 298,284 trades set only the previous month. This is the first time that the average daily number of trades has reached over 300,000, and represents a 16 per cent increase on the average daily number of trades in February last year. The average daily value traded was £21.2 billion, up 8 per cent on the same month last year.

  • ArcaEx Releases February 2005 Transaction Volume Data

    Date 09/03/2005

    Archipelago Holdings, Inc. (PCX: AX) today announced its February 2005 market transaction volume data for the Archipelago Exchange (ArcaEx(R)). Specifically, in NYSE- listed equity securities, ArcaEx's total trading market share was 2.3% in February 2005, up from 1.5% in February 2004 and down slightly from 2.4% in January 2005.