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  • NYBOT Launches New FCOJ Contracts - New Contracts To Replace Existing FCOJ-1 Contract

    Date 12/02/2004

    On Friday, February 20, the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) will list a new futures contract, FCOJ-A (beginning with the May 2005 expiry), to replace the existing FCOJ-1 contract as the primary FCOJ futures contract at the Exchange. The new FCOJ-A differs from the existing FCOJ contract by specifying that juice deliverable must be of Florida and/or Brazil origin. The old FCOJ-1 contract (listed only through March 2005) has no origin requirements.

  • NYBOT Announces Two Appointments To Its Board Of Governors

    Date 12/02/2004

    The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) announced today two appointments to its Board of Governors: Peter Karpen is reappointed as a Public Member for a two-year term. Since 1997, Mr. Karpen has been a Managing Member of Darien, Conn.-based Diversified Investment Management. Before that, he was a Managing Director at John W. Henry & Co., and a Director at CS First Boston.

  • NYBOT Announces Amendments To Its Sugar No. 11 Rules

    Date 12/02/2004

    The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) announced today several new amendments to its Sugar No. 11 futures contract rules.

  • New York Stock Exchange Market Quality December 2003

    Date 12/02/2004

    The following data provide meaningful measures of the quality of the New York Stock Exchange market, and of NYSE order executions. As the largest stock exchange, NYSE plays a unique role in providing deep and liquid markets for all categories and sizes of market participants. The topics covered are prices, liquidity, volatility, execution speed and certainty.

  • IPE's Brent Contract Attracts Record Daily Volume

    Date 12/02/2004

    The International Petroleum Exchange ("IPE"), Europe's leading energy futures and options exchange, saw its flagship Brent Crude futures contract trade a new daily record of 179,162 lots yesterday. The two percent increase over the previous Brent daily record, of 175,465 lots set in November 2002, followed news of physical supply cuts from OPEC and a surprise downturn in US crude inventories.

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