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  • CME Announces Regular Quarterly Revision of Price Limits For Equity Index Products Effective Monday, January 3, 2000

    Date 01/01/2000

    Regular quarterly revision of price limits for equity index futures and options traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) become effective with the start of trading Monday, January 3, 2000, at 8:30 a.m. (Chicago time).

  • CBOT Y2K Update As Of 12:30 am Saturday, January 1st

    Date 01/01/2000

    The initial review immediately after midnight indicates exchange systems are operating normally. The Chicago Board of Trade continues to monitor all exchange systems closely to ensure no business interruptions due to the Year 2000 transition. At this time, the exchange plans to open trading at the regularly scheduled times, but market users should continue to visit for ongoing updates.

  • CBOT Y2K Status Update As Of 10:00 am (Chicago Time) Saturday, January 1st

    Date 01/01/2000

    The exchange trading floor opened at 10am this morning for systems testing by authorized members and member firms. The Chicago Board of Trade continues to monitor all exchange systems closely to ensure no business interruptions due to the Year 2000 transition. At this time, the exchange plans to open trading at the regularly scheduled times, but market users should continue to call for ongoing updates.

  • BSX - All Systems Go!

    Date 01/01/2000

    The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) is pleased to report that as anticipated, all mission critical systems are fully operational. Trading on the BSX will resume, at 8.30am Tuesday, 4th January 2000.

  • All Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Critical Systems Handle Year 2000 Transition Without A Hiccup

    Date 01/01/2000

    Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) experienced no critical systems problems after testing was completed today and it will be business-as-usual on Monday January 3, 2000.

  • SFE And NZFOE Year 2000 Compliance

    Date 31/12/1999

    The SFE and NZFOE will cease trading for the year at 11:00 am EST and 12:00 pm NZT respectively on 31 December 1999. The SFE will recommence trading at 8:30 am EST 4 January 2000 and the NZFOE will recommence trading at 8:00 am NZT 5 January 2000.

  • Nasdaq Reconfirms Holiday Schedule To Close Today At 1 P.M.

    Date 31/12/1999

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® announced that, as part of the previously announced holiday schedule for major U.S. equity markets, it will close today at 1 p.m. eastern time. Nasdaq® technical systems will also close early for the New Year's Holiday according to the following schedule:

  • Nasdaq Concludes Record-Breaking Year As Demonstrated In Preliminary Year-End Results

    Date 31/12/1999

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® is ringing in the new millennium with a fifth consecutive year of record gains. The year 1999 also produced 136 trading days where volume exceeded one billion shares traded on Nasdaq®. Share volume reached 265.6 billion, up from 201.5 billion in 1998-a 32 percent increase for the year. The market value of the more than 4,800 companies listed on Nasdaq ended the year at $5.2 trillion, up over 100 percent from year-end 1998.

  • Changes To The List Of Securities For Calculating The RTS Indices

    Date 31/12/1999

    The existing methodology of the RTS indices calculation is based on the price information on the shares, included in the A category list of the RTS listed securities. According to the RTS Board of Directors decision starting from 1 January 2000 A and B category classification of the RTS securities will be cancelled.

  • 1999 ASX Year-End Statistics

    Date 31/12/1999

    The domestic market capitalisation of the Australian Stock Exchange at the end of 1999 was AUD652 billion a 21.6 per cent increase compared to the end 1998 figure of AUD536 billion. Domestic market capitalisation as a percentage of GDP was 95.0% at the end of 1999 compared to the end 1998 figure of 83.7%. There was no change in market liquidity which was 53.0% in 1999 and 1998.