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  • New Joint Service By Tokyo Stock Exchange And ICJ

    Date 06/04/2015

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) and ICJ, Inc. (ICJ) are bringing together to data and know-how to provide a new service for investors and market participants involved with the operation of shareholders meetings. This is the first joint service implemented between TSE and ICJ.

  • Platts China Steel Sentiment Index Edged Up In April - Sentiment Supported By Expectations Of Stronger Construction Steel Demand

    Date 06/04/2015

    The outlook for China’s steel market over April remained at similar levels to March, underpinned by expectations of stronger construction activity during China’s warmer spring months, according to the latest Platts China Steel Sentiment Index (Platts CSSI), which showed a headline reading of 74.7 out of a possible 100 points.

  • Monetary Authority of Singapore Will Phase In Borrowing Limit On Unsecured Credit

    Date 06/04/2015

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will phase in the borrowing limit on unsecured credit facilities over four years to give affected borrowers more time to gradually reduce their debts.

  • Summary Of March 2015 Activities At TOCOM - March Volume Averaged 89,084 Contracts Per Day, Down 7.0% M-On-M

    Date 06/04/2015

    The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that average daily trading volume for March 2015 was 89,084 contracts, down 7.0% from February 2015. On a year-on-year basis, it increased 11.2%. Crude Oil volume was up 1.7% to 12,395 contracts, but most other products decreased; Gasoline was down 34.2% to 7,627 contracts, Kerosene was down 24.9% to 1,712 contracts and there was a noticiable drop in agricultural product volume.

  • Announcement On Distribution Of The Amendements To The Gold Contract Specifications Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange And Risk Management Rules Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange

    Date 06/04/2015

    In oder to carry out relevant requirements for developing commodity futures market as raised in the Opinions of the State Council on Further Promoting the Healthy Development of Capital Market and the spirits rasied from national securities and futures regulatory meeting, better meet the market demands, satisfy the actual needs of physical ecomony and investors, and promote futures market’s function, the Exchange hereby makes amendments to the Gold Contract Specifications of the Shanghai Futures Exchange and the Risk Management Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange. The amended Gold Contract Specifications of the Shanghai Futures Exchange is approved by the China Securities Regulatory Committee. The amended Risk Management Rules of the Shanghai Futures Exchange is reviewed and adopted at the interim meeting of the 2nd Board of Directors of the Exchange and reported to the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

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