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  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Report - 14th October, 2011

    Date 14/10/2011

    Click here to download the Malawi Stock Exchange weekly report for the week ending 14th October, 2011.

  • RTS-MICEX: Functioning Of The Exchange During January Holidays

    Date 14/10/2011

    On 10 October the Russian authorities made the irrevocable decision on functioning of the Russian banking system during the New Year holidays in January 2012. The decision was made in order to ensure settlement processes after the trading sessions take place on the exchange during this period. The issue of on-exchange trading during the public holidays in Russia, i.e. from January 3rd to January 10th, 2012 except for on January 7th and 8th, is being under preliminary study at the moment. The members of the user committees of RTS and MICEX discussed this initiative and the National Securities Market Association, Russian National Association of Securities Market Participants and Association of Russian Banks supported it.

  • Record 2011 OTC Freight Volumes For LCH.Clearnet In September

    Date 14/10/2011

    September was a record month for over-the-counter (OTC) dry bulk freight trades in 2011. LCH.Clearnet Limited’s (LCH.Clearnet) market leading freight clearing service cleared a total number of 86,000 lots. So far this year, monthly volumes have averaged at approximately 71,000 lots and open interest now stands in excess of 285,000 lots.

  • MCX Weekly Market Report October 07, 2011 - October 14, 2011

    Date 14/10/2011

    Click here to download the MCX weekly market report for the week ending 13 October.

  • Standard & Poor's: Long-Term Rating On Spain Lowered To 'AA-' On Economic Growth And Banking Sector Risks; Outlook Negative

    Date 14/10/2011

    • Despite signs of resilience in economic performance during 2011, we see heightened risks to Spain's growth prospects due to high unemployment, tighter financial conditions, the still high level of private sector debt, and the likely economic slowdown in Spain's main trading partners.
    • The financial profile of the Spanish banking system will, in our opinion, weaken further, with the stock of problematic assets rising further, as highlighted by the recent revision in our Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment on Spain to Group 4 from Group 3. 
    • As a consequence, we are lowering our long-term sovereign credit ratings on Spain to 'AA-' from 'AA'.
    • The outlook on the long-term rating is negative.