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  • Tokyo Financial Exchange Trading Volume In February 2019

    Date 01/03/2019

    (1) Interest Rate Futures contracts

    The trading volume of Three-month Euroyen futures was 59,472 ( - 49.5% MoM / - 52.0% YoY ) and its average daily volume was 3,130 . See the TABLE 1 for the composition of the trading volume. 

  • Japan Exchange Group Trading Overview In February 2019.

    Date 01/03/2019

    Japan Exchange Group released Trading Overview in February 2019.

  • SGX Welcomes Sim Leisure Group Limited To Catalist

    Date 01/03/2019

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) today welcomed Sim Leisure Group Limited to its Catalist under the stock code “URR”.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Final Settlement Prices Of Cash-Settled Oil Futures February 2019 Contracts

    Date 01/03/2019

    Final settlement prices for cash-settled oil futures February 2019 contracts are as follows:

    (Yen/kl)
    Platts cash-settled Dubai Crude Oil    44,830
    Cash-settled Barge Gasoline                56,720
    Cash-settled Lorry Gasoline                58,220
    Platts cash-settled Barge Kerosene    60,210
    Platts cash-settled Lorry Kerosene    60,170
    Platts cash-settled Barge Gas Oil       61,070
    Platts cash-settled Lorry Gas Oil       60,810

  • Recent Economic Developments And Longer-Term Challenges, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell, At The Citizens Budget Commission 87th Annual Awards Dinner, New York, New York

    Date 01/03/2019

    It is a pleasure to speak here this evening at the 87th Awards Dinner. Tonight I will start with the near-term outlook for the U.S. economy. Then I will turn to a topic that is inspired by the Citizens Budget Commission's mission statement, which focuses on the "well-being of future New Yorkers." I imagine that future New Yorkers attending this dinner in 50 years may not look back on the near-term outlook in February 2018 as very interesting or important. So, tonight, after a brief review of the here and now, I will focus on an issue that is likely to be of more lasting importance: the need for policies that will support and encourage participation in the labor force, promote longer-term growth in our rapidly evolving economy, and spread the benefits of prosperity as widely as possible.