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  • Vienna Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics - November 2014

    Date 02/12/2014

    Please click here to download Vienna Stock Exchange's monthly statistics for November 2014.

  • MøllerGruppen Lists Its First Bond Issue On Nordic ABM

    Date 02/12/2014

    MøllerGruppen AS lists its first bond issue on Nordic ABM today.

  • TOCOM November Volume Averaged 132,880 Contracts Per Day, Up 19% M-on-M

    Date 02/12/2014

    The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that average daily trading volume for November was 132,880 contracts, up 19% from October. TOCOM’s leading commodities saw substantial increases in volume: Gold was up 49.1% to 67,789 contracts and Crude Oil was up 16.3% to 5,594 contracts. The average daily volume recovered to levels last seen in April 2013. Volume on November 17 was 211,301 contracts, the highest since July 2013.

  • Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly – 1 December 2014

    Date 02/12/2014

    Key highlights for the week ending 28 November 2014

    • The SFI gained 0.42% to 120.05.
    • YTD, the STI currently outperforms the SFI by 1.43%.
    • The SFI closed the week at an all-time high (120.05). Gains were largely driven by government bonds, with the SFI Government Bond Index gaining 0.62% to reach an all-time high (118.09).
    • Yield to maturity for government bonds is currently at an all-year low of 2.07%. Yield to maturity fell 4.12% last week, the largest decline since 8 August 2014 and the second largest YTD.
    • The SFI Government Bond Index is currently represented by 17 issuances. Among these issuances, a S$4.6 billion issuance in September 2003, maturing in 2018, offers the highest coupon rate and interest yield – 4.00% and 3.62% respectively.

  • Market Structure Analyst, TABB Group CEO Larry Tabb Penning Multi-Part Series Beginning With “Best Execution”

    Date 02/12/2014

    Talking about “best execution” is easy, warns global securities market structure analyst Larry Tabb, founder and CEO of research firm TABB Group, “but defining it, putting it into context and actually determining best ex isn’t. While markets are governed by fairness, the brokers’ job isn’t to be fair to others; it’s to perform their fiduciary obligation of obtaining the best outcome for their clients.”