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  • PEGAS: Trading Results For June: All-Time Record On PEGAS – Monthly Records In TTF Spot And Futures

    Date 03/07/2014

    PEGAS, the natural gas platform commonly established by the European  Energy Exchange (EEX) and Powernext,  announced that  a total volume of 48.8 TWh was traded in June 2014 compared to 15.6 TWh in the same period of the previous year. This represents the highest monthly volume that has been traded in these markets so far.

  • Moscow Exchange Indices Monthly Review: June 2014

    Date 03/07/2014

    Monthly review: June 2014 (pdf, 720 Кb)

  • Intercontinental Exchange Reports ICE And NYSE Volume For June And Second Quarter 2014 - Brent Open Interest Record And 18% Increase In June ADV

    Date 03/07/2014

    Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE), the leading global network of exchanges and clearing houses, today reported exchange traded volumes for June and the second quarter of 2014.

  • Strong Services Performance In SGX New Bond Listings In 1H14

    Date 03/07/2014

    • Strong momentum in the bond market continued in 2014 as shown in the half-year performance in SGX’s new bond listings. From Jan-Jun 2014, 259 new bonds were listed, up 16% compared to same period last year. S$112.3 billion was raised in 1H14, up 8% compared to the same period last year.
    • Of the bonds listed on SGX in June, 53% are rated and 47% are unrated. Bond issuers may use credit enhancement features to improve the bond’s credit rating or may issue unrated bonds even if the issuers have credit ratings.
    • Robust investor appetites for Thai bond issues and China’s Hainan Airlines returned to Singapore’s RMB-bond market in June with a re-tap of a previous transaction completed in May.

  • TheCityUK: UK’s Financial Services Trade Surplus Biggest In The World, Dwarfing Its Nearest Rivals

    Date 03/07/2014

    New figures from TheCityUK reveal that the UK’s trade surplus in financial services is the biggest in the world, more than two and a half times bigger than the next largest surplus recorded by the US and three times higher than Luxembourg in third and Switzerland fourth. The latest figures available show that the UK’s financial services trade surplus was $71bn in 2013, up from $68bn in 2012. According to TheCityUK, this demonstrates the huge competitive advantage the financial and related professional services industry brings to the UK, and the importance of the industry in attracting international business activity which creates jobs and generates economic growth.