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  • Euronext Brussels - Stock Market Trading In June 2001

    Date 04/07/2001

    In June, the BEL20 increased by 3.55% and ended the month at 2,885.03 points. The highest level was reached the 29th June with 2,910.71 points. The Brussels All Shares Price Index and Return Index closed the month with a rise of 1.63% and 2.35% respectively. Prices of some individual stocks took off: Ter Beke, Deficom Group and VMS Keytrade climbed by 22.66%, 18.50% and 17.51%.

  • Euronext Brussels - Derivatives Market Trading In June 2001

    Date 04/07/2001

    At the end of June, the volume of Euronext Brussels Derivatives Market totalled 247,388 traded contracts, an increase of 23% compared to May. The volume of the IPUs amounted to 105.120 traded contracts resulting in an increase of 81,4% compared to May. The Equity options counted for 29.835 contracts, an increase of 14,2%. The Index futures and options counted for 112,433 traded contracts, an increase of 13,4%. The following equity options saw a marked increase in their volume: Solvay (+428,6%) ,

  • Buenos Aires Futures Exchange Monthly Report For June 2001

    Date 04/07/2001

    The Mercado a Término de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires Futures Exchange) traded 20,657 contracts in June 2001 compared to a figure of 24,139 contracts in June 2000.

  • Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Revised Field Pea Futures Contract Launch Date Set For July 25/01

    Date 03/07/2001

    Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) announced today that Wednesday July 25, 2001 has been set as the launch date for the Exchange's revised field pea futures contract; trading will commence with the Oct 01 contract.

  • The Central Bank Of Iceland Auctions Repurchase Agreements For 30.9 Billion Krónur

    Date 03/07/2001

    The Central Bank of Iceland held a weekly auction of repurchase agreements on July 3 of the maturity of 14 days. The auction was a fixed rate one at 10.9 per cent p.a. Offers were made for a total amount of 30.9 billion krónur resulting in repurchase contracts for that amount.