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  • CME Christmas And New Year's Holiday Schedule

    Date 19/12/2002

    Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) has announced the following trading schedule for the Christmas and New Year's holidays:

  • CBOT To Expand Exchange-for-Risk ( EFR) Pilot Program

    Date 19/12/2002

    In a move designed to strengthen the exchange's competitive position by making commodity futures as useful as possible to participants in the over-the-counter (OTC) markets, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT ), the world's largest agricultural commodity exchange, announced today that it will expand its existing Exchange-for-Risk (EFR) pilot program, currently comprised of CBOT rice and oats contracts, to include CBOT wheat contracts, effective January 2, 2003.

  • CBOT BBI-40 Muni Bond Futures Settle At 108-10

    Date 19/12/2002

    The CBOT® Bond BuyerTM 40 Municipal Bond Index futures contract for the December 2002 expiration was cash settled today at the following final settlement price: 108-10/32nds or 108-10.

  • 3.5 Trillion Euros In Turnover On German Stock Exchanges In 2002

    Date 19/12/2002

    Based on preliminary figures for the year 2002, which include an estimate for the last five trading days, a total volume of some 3.5 trillion euros will be traded on the German stock exchanges (2001: 4.5 trillion euros). The total comprises about 2.6 trillion euros in equities, warrants and exchange-traded funds (2001: 3.3 trillion euros) and about 850 billion euros in fixed-income securities (2001: 1.2 trillion euros). January was the highest-turnover month in 2002, with some 366 billi

  • Warsaw Exchange Announces Adjustments In WIG And WIRR indices

    Date 18/12/2002

    The Warsaw Stock Exchange announces the following quarterly adjustment changes to the WIG and WIRR SmallCap Indices: Mitex, 7Bulls, Ropczyce and Olawa will be removed from the WIG Index and Bedzin, Ponarfeh, Pekabex, Piasecki and Beefsan will be removed from the WIRR Index, because they no longer meet the criteria of participation.