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  • Update In KLSE Syariah Index Components

    Date 02/11/2000

    The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) is updating the component stocks of the KLSE Syariah Index (KLSE SI) in line with the revised list of approved securities issued by the Syariah Advisory Council of the Securities Commission on Friday, 27 October 2000.

  • Stock Exchange of Thailand Announces New Calculation Method for Market Capitalization To Begin November 6, 2000

    Date 02/11/2000

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand has revised the calculation method for determining total market capitalization, taking derivative warrants and unit trusts out of the calculation, in order to reflect the wealth of all listed securities more accurately and to be more completely in accordance with international standards. This new method will be effective from November 6, 2000 onwards.

  • Program Trading Averaged 21.9 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Oct. 23-27

    Date 02/11/2000

    The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Oct. 23-27.

  • OM Technology’s SAXESS System Chosen By Yet Another Exchange

    Date 02/11/2000

    The Stock Exchange Council of the Oslo Stock Exchange has yesterday approved the agreement between OM Technology and the Oslo Stock Exchange for the delivery of OM Technology’s SAXESS system for equity trading. Trading on the SAXESS system on the Oslo Stock Exchange will commence in the fourth quarter of 2001. The order is worth over SEK 120 million and includes delivery, support and operation for five years.

  • Olso Stock Exchange: A turbulent October

    Date 02/11/2000

    October was a turbulent month on world stockmarkets, pretty much as usual. This year October can safely be split down the middle - the first half representing the downside and the second half bringing a number of advances. Here in Norway the Oslo all-share index fell 0.8 %, primarily as a result of declines for several oil-related shares. Internationally it went both ways - mostly down.