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  • New York Stock Exchange Issues Monthly Short Interest Report

    Date 19/01/2001

    The New York Stock Exchange today reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of January 12, 2001 reflecting transactions through January 9, 2001.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange Changes In Face Value

    Date 19/01/2001

    In connection with the changes in the Danish market conventions and the drawing procedures for bonds, the face value - the nominal value of the bond - will also be changed. The face value of most of the Danish bonds will be changed to DKK 0.01 or EUR 0.01 in respect of the euro bonds.

  • Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Membership To Vote On Recommendation to ‘Demutualize’

    Date 18/01/2001

    The Board of Governors of Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) today announced it is recommending that the WCE demutualize and is placing a detailed proposal before the membership for a vote.

  • Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Board Of Governors Approves New Feed Wheat Contract Design

    Date 18/01/2001

    The Board of Governors of Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) has approved a revised feed wheat contract design, effective with the listing of the October 2001 feed wheat futures contract. Trading in the new contract will begin as soon as approval of the contract design is received from the Manitoba Securities Commission.

  • Stock Exchange of Thailand Board Of Governors Confirms Trading Fee Structure For Member Firms

    Date 18/01/2001

    Mr. Vicharat Vichit-Vadakan, President, the Stock Exchange of Thailand, announced that the SET Board of Governors has confirmed the fee structure for member firm trading. This followed the monthly meeting of the Board wherein they resolved to confirm the fee structure of the Trading Fee for member firms. This fee adjustment, as announced in the resolutions of the Board's monthly meeting on December 20, 2000, will help member brokerage firms lessen their expense burdens in the current market sit