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HKEx 2001 Interim Results

Date 12/09/2001

The Directors of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) are pleased to announce the unaudited results of HKEx and its subsidiaries (the Group) for the six-month period ended 30 June 2001 as follows.
FWB And Eurex Open For Trading On Wednesday - No Exchange Trading In US Stocks - Launch Of Planned US Segment Postponed

Date 12/09/2001

In consultation with other leading European exchanges, the General Management of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FWB Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse) and Eurex have decided to keep both exchanges open for trading on Wednesday, as usual. In a regulated environment, the exchanges provide the ongoing reliable framework for valuation, guarantee the availability of trading for private and institutional investors and enable the hedging of market risks. FWB and Eurex are thus ensuring the viability and funct
FTSE Confirms Regular Reshuffle - Eight Changes FTSE 100, Twenty One Changes To FTSE 250

Date 12/09/2001

Eight company changes have been confirmed to the FTSE 100, the UK's blue chip index, while twenty one changes will be made to the FTSE 250, the index of mid sized companies. The changes, which were approved this afternoon at the quarterly meeting of the FTSE Committee, are an accurate reflection of the UK's stock market.
Euronext, Deutsche Boerse And LSE Observe One Minutes Silence

Date 12/09/2001

Euronext presents its deepest sympathy to the American people and wishes them strength and courage in this difficult time. Euronext in conjunction with Deutsche Boerse, L.S.E and other exchanges has decided to implement a coordinated one-minute of silence and a simultaneous general trading halt on all its markets at 2.45 p.m. CET today or 8.45 a.m. EST to express its sympathy with the victims of the deeply tragic events in the United States. Euronext is asking its member firms to observe the si
Comment By Tokyo Stock Exchange President

Date 12/09/2001

We are all deeply shocked and saddened by the horrific events in New York. Our sympathies go out to everyone involved.

CME, CBOT, CBOE, CHX Announce Coordinated Close Of Chicago Financial Markets Sep. 12

Date 12/09/2001

Chicago's four financial exchanges jointly announced that their markets will be closed Wed., Sep. 12, in recognition of the tragic events that took place in the United States today. Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME), the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) and the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX) will close their open outcry and electronic trading markets tomorrow, following curtailed trading activity today. The Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) and Kansas
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. To Resume Normal Trade In Most Products On Thursday, Sept. 13 - Pending Decision On Equity Index Futures, Options In Coordination With U.S. Securities Markets

Date 12/09/2001

Chicago Mercantile Inc. (CME) announced that floor trading of its interest rate, foreign exchange and commodity markets and its Nikei 225 equity index futures and options contracts will resume at their normal times tomorrow, Sept. 13. Electronic markets will re-open at the same time as open outcry.
CBOT® To Reopen Open Outcry and Electronic Trading Systems on Thursday, September 13 - Will Have a Minute of Silence For Victims Of Tragic Events

Date 12/09/2001

After closing its markets on Wednesday, September 12, out of respect for the victims of the tragic events in New York City and Washington, D.C., the Chicago Board of Trade announced today that it will reopen its open outcry and electronic trading systems on Thursday, September 13. All times are Chicago times.
CBOT: No Trading in Dow Jones Equity Complex September 13

Date 12/09/2001

The Chicago Board of Trade will not be trading its DowSMJones equity complex on Thursday, September 13, neither in the CBOT®'s daytime open outcry and electronic markets, nor on the Thursday evening a/c/e trading session.
CBOT Crop Report Briefing Rescheduled For September 14

Date 12/09/2001

The Chicago Board of Trade rescheduled for September 14 the next in its series of press briefings for the media and members related to crop production and supply/demand reports, following release of the reports by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The briefing, presented by the Communications Department, will be held on the agricultural trading floor apron starting at 8:15 a.m. (Chicago time), prior to the start of trading, and will be webcast via MemberNet, the member web site.