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  • Trading Volumes On The Spanish Exchange Reached € 118.96 Bn In February, 42.7% Up On The Year

    Date 01/03/2007

    The number of trades in equities was 2.86 million, 41.5% up on February 2006. The number of trades on the ETF segment increased 3.2% on the previous month. Warrant and Certificate turnover and number of trades in February reached monthly record levels. MEFF trading reached 2.40 million contracts in February. Highlights include IBEX 35 Futures, at 622.927 contracts, 37% up on the same period last year. Trading volume in Corporate Debt on AIAF came in at € 84.27 bn,

  • European Commission Progress Report On The Single Market In Financial Services

    Date 01/03/2007

    The European Commission has published its regular Progress Report on the Single Market in Financial Services, highlighting achievements made in the course of 2006. This year the promises set out in the White Paper on Financial Services (2005-2010) were delivered. Considerable achievements were also made in fighting financial crime and in improving the EU framework in company law, accounting and auditing.

  • HKEx To Further Strengthen Its Derivatives Market

    Date 01/03/2007

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) will offer additional expiry months in selected stock option classes starting in the second quarter of this year.

  • FORTS: 104 811 Contracts Is A Record Trading Volume On Futures Contracts On RTS Index

    Date 01/03/2007

    During a trading session on February 28, 2007 on FORTS there has been set a new record on trading volume on futures contracts on RTS Index. By the end of the trading day the trading volume made 104 811 contracts, which exceeds 1,5 times more the figure, fixed on July 6, 2006 - 71 793 contracts.

  • Wiener Börse Today launches New Russian Index RDXxt

    Date 01/03/2007

    With a start date of today, Wiener Börse will be calculating the RDXxt (Russian Depositary Index Extended), which tracks the 15 largest Russian depositary receipts (DRs) traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). As announced on February 8, Wiener Börse has acquired the world’s largest futures exchange, Eurex, as a new customer for this index. Eurex will issue USD derivatives on Russian underlying instruments as of 23 April 2007. For the first time, it will be possible to trade emerging markets