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  • NZSE Listing Statement

    Date 06/05/2003

    In accordance with the Listing Rules (Appendix 3, Rule 18) NZSE today notified the Special Division of the Market Surveillance Panel of its intention to list on the Main Board of the Exchange.

  • NYBOT Announces New FINEX And NYFE Margins

    Date 06/05/2003

    Please click here for details of new Finex and NYFE margin requirements that are effective with the opening of business on Wednesday, May 7, 2003.

  • Harborside+ Links To NASDAQ's Liquidity Tracker

    Date 06/05/2003

    The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. (NASDAQ®) and Harborside+ have announced that Harborside+ is providing access to NASDAQ's Liquidity TrackerSM, a block trading facility that provides market participants with a more efficient way to find liquidity.

  • Focus On Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Western Barley Futures

    Date 06/05/2003

    The May 03 western barley futures price closed out the month of April at $165.50 per tonne, near the contract low of $162.00 per tonne set on April 28, 2003. Despite the drought-reduced crop in western Canada, WCE western barley futures prices have been declining steadily since the highs set in early November 2002. One factor contributing to the futures price decline is the fact that some feed grain users have been substituting supplies with alternate feed grains other than barley. This substitu

  • EuroMTS and Euronext Launch the EuroMTS Index (EMTX) the First Independent, Transparent, Real Time Pan European Government Bond Index

    Date 06/05/2003

    EuroMTS and Euronext announce their joint venture to launch the first genuinely independent and transparent pan-European government bond indices. The indices, collectively known as the EuroMTS Index (EMTX), are based on real time tradable prices of the MTS Group, the reference market place for all European government securities. The introduction today of the real time EuroMTS Index (EMTX) brings the transparency and efficiencies of standardised and independent indices long enjoyed by the equity