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  • Canola Futures Performing Well

    Date 28/08/1999

    Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) canola futures continue to trade at a record pace in response to increasing interest from the domestic and international canola market. The volatile market prices observed over the past 12 months have been a key contributor to the interest in canola futures.

  • Botswana Stock Exchange Market Commentary

    Date 28/08/1999

    The market surged higher gaining 7.3% to yet another all-time high of 1,483.64 again helped by bank stocks which reached new highs. The total market capitalisation has now broken the P5bn mark having just reached the P4bn mark for the first time only 3 weeks ago.

  • Athens Derivatives Exchange Commenced Trading on August 27

    Date 28/08/1999

    August 27 saw the official start of market operations of the Athens Derivatives Exchange (ADEX) and the Athens Derivatives Exchange Clearing House (ADECH). The intraday volatility for the futures on the FTSE/ASE-20 and the cash market was rather low (betweeen 2802 and 2826 for the front series) and the volume for all traded series was 602 contracts.

  • TSE To Focus On Core Equity Business - Trade station business will be well-served by Canadian vendors

    Date 27/08/1999

    The Board of Governors of the TSE has made a decision not to pursue the trading station business. This decision is part of our overall effort to focus on providing the best, most cost-effective services possible. Our first priority is to provide a quality market for all our customers. The strategic decision not to offer the TOREX Trading Station Release 3 will allow us to focus on our core strengths. We are confident that our members' trading station needs will be met by a number of technology

  • SFE Members Vote For First Stage Of Move To Screen Trading

    Date 27/08/1999

    At an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) late this afternoon, Floor Members of the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE), by the required majority of 75%, voted to adopt rules necessary for the closure of the Trading Floor and for a staged move to screen trading.