Mondo Visione Worldwide Financial Markets Intelligence

FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index:

News Centre

  • GL TRADE Opens Office In Seoul To Provide Local Support To Securities Houses And FCMs.

    Date 10/08/2004

    After 3 years of business development in Korea and a current customer base of over 20 clients, GL TRADE decided to reinforce its presence by opening a local office in the financial district of Yoido Dong in Seoul in order to support their local clients.

  • Euronext.life: Eurodollar Open Interest Hits 100,000 Mark

    Date 10/08/2004

    Euronext.liffe announced that Eurodollar futures and options on LIFFE CONNECT® reached record open interest of over 100,000 contracts on 9 August 2004.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange Focus: Oil Prices And The Job Market Set The Agenda

    Date 10/08/2004

    High oil prices and disappointing job figures have slowed the growth pace of the economy at the entry to the third quarter. The USA in particular is marked by increasing oil prices, and the American and the European central banks are put to the test in their efforts to fight inflationary effects resulting from high oil prices, writes Senior Economist Søren Nielsen, Nykredit Markets, in Focus no. 86.

  • CMS Webview Opens Second US Sales Office

    Date 10/08/2004

    CMS WebView plc (CMS), a leading provider of systems and software for real-time data distribution and management, is opening an office in New York City, its second U.S. sales office. In March, CMS opened a sales office in Chicago, which is led by Kurt Klein, Director, North American Operations.

  • CBOT Fed Watch - August 2004

    Date 10/08/2004

    In advance of next week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting on August 10, the Chicago Board of Trade will be reporting daily rate change probabilities in the FOMC's federal funds target rate, as indicated by the CBOT® 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract. The CBOT 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract is a key benchmark interest rate barometer that reflects the forward overnight effective rate for excess reserves that are traded among commercial banks in the U.S. federal funds market.