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  • RTS Stock Exchange T+O Weekly Trading Results: January 10th – January 13th, 2006

    Date 16/01/2006

    For the week of January 10th – January 13th, 2006, total trading volume on the RTS T+0 market reached 440 million rubles (1.34 billion rubles for the last week of 2005). Total trading volume in the "second-tier" stock equaled 323,7 million rubles, 73.6% of the total trading volume.

  • RTS Classic Market Weekly Trading Results, January 10th – January 13th, 2006

    Date 16/01/2006

    During the week of January 10th, 2006 – January 13th, 2006, RTS Index gained 10.1% and grew to 1239.8 (1126.09 as of December 30th, 2006). On Thursday, January 12th, 2006, the Index posted the all-time closing value record – 1255.92, and on Friday morning, January 13th, the Index posted the all-time intraday record of 1261.57. The "second-tier" stock index – RTS-2 – increased by 6.81% to 1381.1 (1293.05 as of December 30th, 2005). The significant Index growth in the first trading week can be exp

  • On January 16th, 2006, FORTS Guarantee Fund Reached 285 Million Rubles

    Date 16/01/2006

    As of January 16th, 2005, after the minimum deposit of market participants to the Guarantee Fund of "RTS Clearing Center" was increased to 2 million rubles per each market participant, the total value of the Fund amounted to 165 million rubles.

  • Lusaka Stock Exchange 2005 Market Performance Review Report

    Date 16/01/2006

    Click here to download Lusaka Stock Exchange's 2005 market performance review report.

  • Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report December 2005

    Date 16/01/2006

    Turnover The total turnover on the BTS system of the LJSE in December 2005 amounted to SIT 12.7 billion. The turnover in December was therefore 23.9% lower than last year's average. Compared to December 2004, the total turnover decreased by SIT 8.7 billion (-40.6%). Turnover included all trades on the official and semi-official markets, excluding block and TUVL trades. In December 2005, shares of listed companies amounted to 63.8% of overall LJSE turnover. Bonds accounted