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  • Chi-X Europe Launches IDR Market Segment Further Expands Reachacross Europe And Beyond

    Date 03/09/2010

    Chi-X Europe, the leading pan-European stock exchange[i], today commenced trading of International Depositary Receipts (IDRs). This new market segment covers 50 stocks from some 12 countries, including Eastern and Southern European states such as Russia and Cyprus, as well as stocks from Asian countries such as India and South Korea.

  • EMCF To Clear Depositary Receipts At Lowest Price In Europe - IDR Programme Brings To 19 The Number Of Market Segments Served

    Date 03/09/2010

    European Multilateral Clearing Facility (EMCF), Europe’s largest cash equities Central Counterparty, or CCP, today announces it will begin clearing 50 International Depositary Receipts (IDR) on two multilateral trading facilities (MTFs), Chi-X Europe and BATS Europe. EMCF’s price is the lowest price in Europe.

  • MCX Weekly Market Report - August 27 – September 2, 2010

    Date 03/09/2010

    MCX Comdex was up by 1.25% to 2764.44, MCX Energy was up by 1.71% to 2558.64 and MCX Metal was up by 2.83% to 3539.05.

  • Trading In The First Russian Five-Year Futures On The USD/RUB Exchange Rate Launches On FORTS

    Date 03/09/2010

    On September 1, 2010 at 7.00 pm (at the start of the evening trading session) trading in the futures contract on the USD/RUB exchange rate with settlement on September 15, 2015 started on FORTS, the derivatives market of RTS. This instrument has become the Exchange contract with the longest settlement term among existing instruments on the Russian stock market.

  • NASDAQ OMX Congratulates Atlas Copco To 90 Years On The Exchange

    Date 03/09/2010

    NASDAQ OMX congratulates Atlas Copco, which 90 years ago today became listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The very first trade in Atlas Copco took place on September 14 with a turnover of 100 shares at 50 SEK per share, compared with today's daily turnover of over 6 million shares per day, making it one of the most traded companies in the Nordic region. In 1920 the total turnover at the Stockholm exchange was 328 million SEK, to be compared with the annual turnover in 2009 of around 3400