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  • Record Volumes Set at Winnipeg Commodity Exchange During Fiscal Year

    Date 01/09/1999

    Several new Records were set in futures and OPtions volumes during Winnipeg Commodity Exchange's 1998/1999 fiscal year.

  • PHLX to Begin Trading Ten New Options

    Date 01/09/1999

    The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX), announced today (August 31) that it will begin trading put and call options on 3Com Corporation (option/stock symbol: THQ/COMS), Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (option/stock symbol: AMD), Applied Materials, Inc. (option/stock symbol: ANQ/AMAT), Compaq Computer Corporation (option/stock symbol: CPQ), Microsoft Corporation (option/stock symbol: MSQ/MSFT), Nike, Inc. (option/stock symbol: NKE), and Sun Microsystems, Inc. (stock symbol: SUQ/SUNW), upon the openi

  • LIFFE appoints new head of Non-Financial Products

    Date 01/09/1999

    The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) is pleased to announce that Bill Smit has been appointed as the Exchange's Head of Non-Financial Products. Mr Smit is a well-rounded and highly experienced Commodity Market professional. He has held senior management positions at Prudential-Bache, Berisford International and E F Hutton, and has had responsibility for both front and back office operations, and sales, working in the United States and Europe. Mr Smit was, until

  • KCBT August monthly volume overtakes all previous records for August

    Date 01/09/1999

    During the month of August, volume traded at the Kansas City Board of Trade transcended all previous records for the month of August. August volume of 272,203 contracts broke the previous record of 267,148 contracts, which was set in 1984.

  • Eurex Volume in August Almost Even with Total for 1998 - 245 Million Contracts Traded

    Date 01/09/1999

    Eurex, the German-Swiss derivatives exchange, is posting further increases in trading: Over 32 million contracts were traded on the world's largest derivatives market in August. Compared with the same month of last year, Eurex statistics show an increase in volume of about 5 million contracts. Over 245 million contracts were traded during the first eight months of 1999, an in-crease of 86 million contracts over the number traded during the same period of 1998. Thus, by the end of August 1999, t