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  • Changes To The Baltic List

    Date 02/01/2002

    From 2 January 2002, the composition of the Baltic List will change as Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian stock exchanges approved changes to the Baltic List. Pieno Zvaigzdes, admitted to the list of Baltic blue-chip securities, will replace Kalnapilis, removed due to a reduced freefloat in the market. Balta was removed from the Baltic blue-chip securities list due to delisting from the Riga Stock Exchange.

  • 256 Billion Euros In Turnover On The German Stock Exchanges In December - Rising Share Of The Turnover For Xetra

    Date 02/01/2002

    The turnover statistics show that a total of 256.1 billion euros in volume was posted on the German stock exchanges during the last month of trading in the year 2001 (December 2000: 399.8 billion euros). The December total comprises some 186.2 billion euros in equities, warrants and exchange-traded funds as well as some 69.9 billion euros in fixed-income securities. This means that a total of some 4.5 trillion euros in volume was traded on the German stock exchanges in the year 2001 ? some 3.3

  • The Palestine Securities Exchange Breaks The Record For The Highest Daily Trading Volume

    Date 31/12/2001

    The Palestine Securities Exchange has concluded it's trading sessions for the year 2001. Today was the last trading session for this year and it was a record breaking session in terms of trading volume. Moreover, due to the institutional trading, December 2001 was the highest turnover month for the years 2000 and 2001. The AlQuds Index has declined 6% for the year. This drop is relatively insignificant under the current political and economical situations. Also, this drop was insignificant when

  • NYSE Announces First - Quarter 2002 Circuit-breaker And Trading-Collar Levels

    Date 31/12/2001

    The New York Stock Exchange will implement new circuit-breaker and trading-collar trigger levels for first-quarter 2002, effective Wednesday, January 2.

  • NYSE 2001: Year In Review - Technology Leaders - Top-Ranking IPOs - 51 Non-US Companies Join The NYSE - Record Volume

    Date 31/12/2001

    The New York Stock Exchange listed seven of the 25 largest-ever domestic IPOs in 2001, a year in which U.S. companies raised a total of $32 billion at the Exchange. The year also saw leading technology firms, including BMC Software Inc. (BMC) and Sybase Inc. (SY), transfer from Nasdaq to join the NYSE's roster of listed companies. Throughout the year, the NYSE set records for daily, weekly and monthly trading volume, began trading ETFs, and launched new order execution products and services. The

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