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  • PEGAS: Trading Results In July - Belgian ZTP Spot And Futures Launched Successfully

    Date 04/08/2014

    PEGAS, the natural gas platform jointly established by the European Energy Exchange (EEX) and Powernext, announced that a total volume of 45.8 TWh was traded in July 2014 compared with 14.8 TWh traded in the same period of the previous year. 

  • Boerse Stuttgart Records Turnover Of More Than EUR 7 Billion In July - Sharp Increase In Securitised Derivatives And Exchange-Traded Products - Brisk Trading In Mortgage Bonds

    Date 04/08/2014

    According to its order book statistics, Boerse Stuttgart generated turnover of more than EUR 7 billion in July 2014. The trading volume was up almost 15 percent on the figure for June.

  • CME Group Volume Averaged 12.2 Million Contracts Per Day In July 2014, Up 13 Percent From July 2013

    Date 04/08/2014

    • Interest rate volume rose 25 percent
    • Eurodollar futures volume increased 40 percent and Eurodollar options volume increased 38 percent
    • Open interest surpassed 100 million contracts and is up 20 percent year-to-date in 2014

  • Moscow Exchange's Turnover At RUB 44.2 Trln In July 2014

    Date 04/08/2014

    Moscow Exchange's turnover reached RUB 44.210 trln in July 2014, an increase compared to the same period last year (July 2013: RUB 43.9 trln). The largest turnover was shown by the FX market (37%), Equity Market (18%), Money Market in repo with the CCP (16%), as well as Precious Metals Market. Records were seen in open interest for currency instruments on the Derivatives Market, turnover in long-term swaps and Chinese yuan for roubles on the FX Market, and repo with the CCP on the Money Market.

  • CME Clearing Europe Receives EMIR Authorisation

    Date 04/08/2014

    CME Group, the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced CME Group's European clearing house, CME Clearing Europe, has today received authorisation as a Central Counterparty Clearing House (CCP) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). The authorisation covers all OTC derivatives and futures products currently cleared by CME Clearing Europe. CME Clearing Europe lists a broad range of OTC and exchange traded derivatives, including interest rate swaps, energy and commodities, and FX contracts for clearing and provides services for CME Europe, CME Group's London-based derivatives exchange.

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