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  • iX-international Exchanges And The Euro

    Date 17/05/2000

    In evidence to the Treasury Select Committee today, Don Cruickshank, Chairman-designate of iX-international exchanges - to be created by the prospective merger of the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse - confirmed its policy with regard to the quotation of shares in euro and sterling.

  • HKFE Panel Sees Three-month HIBOR Easing

    Date 17/05/2000

    The Hong Kong Futures Exchange's (HKFE) panel of forecasters from 10 banks predicts that with the demand for interbank funds likely to weaken, the three-month HIBOR (Hong Kong interbank offered rate) will be lower on 17 July 2000 compared to its level on 15 May 2000. The panel also sees one-month HIBOR easing between now and mid-July 2000. Both forecasts appear in the latest edition of the HKFE's "HIBOR Futures Market Update" newsletter, published yesterday.

  • HKEx Board Endorses Removal Of Minimum Brokerage Commission Rules

    Date 17/05/2000

    The Board of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) today (May 17,) endorsed a proposal to remove the rules which fix the respective minimum brokerage commission rates for stock and futures transactions with effect from April 1, 2002.

  • CBOT Increases Agricultural Daily Price Limits To Enhance Market Opportunity And Increase Efficiency

    Date 17/05/2000

    The Chicago Board of Trade announced today that it plans to increase CBOT price limits - which is the maximum daily price change - for its agricultural futures and options contacts. The new limits will be implemented in conjunction with the launch of the CBOT-Eurex Alliance electronic trading platform later this year, pending approval by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

  • The Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Hands Over Responsibility For The Securities Industry Examinations To The Hong Kong Securities Institute

    Date 16/05/2000

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has handed over responsibility for the Securities Industry Examinations to the Hong Kong Securities Institute.

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