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Introduction Reserve List for Euronext Indices

Date 05/11/2001

Following the announcement made on August 3, 2001, Euronext Indices will start using a reserve list for the selection of candidates in case of replacements in the Euronext 100 or the Next 150 from November 3 onwards. Replacements will take place in accordance with Rule 5.5, Rule 6.3.3b and Rule 6.3.4 of the Rules of the Euronext 100 Index and the Next 150 index.
Instinet Corporation Appoints Bob Donovan As Global Head Of Instinet Clearing Services

Date 05/11/2001

Instinet Corporation (Nasdaq: INET) today announced the appointment of Bob Donovan as Senior Vice President and Global Head of Instinet's Clearing and Settlement Group (ICS). Based in New York, he will report directly to Kenneth Marshall, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Instinet Corporation.
CFTC Releases Rule Enforcement Review Of New York Cotton Exchange

Date 05/11/2001

The Division of Trading and Markets (Division) of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Commission) has sent the New York Board of Trade (NYBOT) a report of the Division's Rule Enforcement Review of the self-regulatory programs of the New York Cotton Exchange and its subsidiaries and divisions, the New York Futures Exchange, the Financial Instrument Exchange, and the Citrus Associates of the New York Cotton Exchange (collectively, NYCE or Exchange). The review examined the Exchange's trade p
CBOT's October Combined Volume Up 19.5% From 2000 At 21,544,064

Date 05/11/2001

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) today announced combined open outcry and electronic platform trading volume of 21,544,064 contracts for October 2001, up 19.5 % from October 2000, with a 6.4% increase year-to-date at 210,467,819.
Botswana Stock Exchange Market Commentary

Date 05/11/2001

The market was marginally up and maintained its record-breaking streak as it closed at 2308.31, with several counters trading at new highs.

Botswana Stock Exchange Company News

Date 05/11/2001

Details surrounding the recent provision of P2.2m by MRIB relating to its 26.5% stake in AA Botswana are beginning to emerge. MRIB directors have not fully explained to shareholders the underlying causes for them believing that the investment has now become worthless within a six month period. However, there are newspaper reports of mismanagement at AA Botswana, and that shareholders of AA Botswana as well as creditors are unable to agree on further funding arrangements to rescue the technically
Top Ten Most Active Stock Exchange Of Thailand And MAI Stocks In October 2001

Date 02/11/2001

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) President, Mr. Kittiratt Na- Ranong, disclosed that SET securities trading in October recorded a total market turnover of 7,759.80 million shares in volume and 68,003.54 million baht in value, decreased by 41,946.93 million baht from September or 38.15%. The SET Index closed on October 31 at 275.09, down by 1.95 points or 0.70 % from the previous month.
Tokyo Market Information Corporate Action Information Service & TOPIX Data Service

Date 02/11/2001

Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. has already been providing information on stock prices and the disclosure of listed companies, but from the 5th of November we are starting a new information service called Tokyo Market Information, which consists of both a Corporate Action Information Service and a TOPIX Data Service.
Stockholmsbörsen Statistics Report October 2001

Date 02/11/2001

Share trading The average share trading turnover per business day amounted to SEK 15 747 million during October (October 2000: 19 827), which is a decrease of 21%. The average turnover per business day during the past 12-month period has been SEK 16 149 million. The average number of closed transactions per business day amounted to SEK 42 466 during October (October 2000: 54 242), which is a decrease of 22 %.
Stock Exchange of Thailand: New Spread Not Deter Price Movement

Date 02/11/2001

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) stresses that the new spread system, to come into effect on Monday November 5, 2001, will help investors to trade at various price levels and will not interfere with the integrity of price movements. Investors will not have to buy or sell shares step by step according to the new spread, as skipping price steps will still be allowed. Moreover, the ceiling and floor prices of shares will continue to be within 30 percent from the previous closing price.