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  • Estonian Securities Market In The Second Quarter Of 2011

    Date 06/07/2011

    According to the information released by NASDAQ OMX Tallinn, index OMXT fell to 644.09 points (-12.61%) by the end of Q2. The share prices of 13 companies fell over the course of the quarter, for two companies by more than 20%. The largest downturn was experienced by Baltika (-52.97%) and Merko Ehitus (-21.92%). The market capitalization of NASDAQ OMX Tallinn dropped by -14.8% to EUR 1.51 billion. During the quarter, 15,960 securities transactions were made with the total turnover of EUR 43.2 million. The shares of 15 companies are listed on NASDAQ OMX Tallinn and 31 stock exchange members have access to trading.

  • ASX Group Monthly Activity Report – June 2011

    Date 06/07/2011

    The value of ASX-listed stocks, as measured by the All Ordinaries Index, fell 2.7% during June 2011. Many other major markets also fell during the month including Hong Kong down 5.4%, the US down 1.8%, the UK down 0.7%, and Singapore down 1.2%.  In contrast Japan was up 1.3%. 

  • Bursa Malaysia Derivatives' Crude Palm Oil Futures (FCPO) Open Interest Hits Record High

    Date 06/07/2011

    Open interest for crude palm oil futures (FCPO) on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives (BMD) hits an all-time high of 121,593 contracts on 5 July 2011, surpassing the previous open interest record of 119,833 contracts on 4 July 2011. BMD has seen a steady increase in open interest since May 2011 due to heightened interest in FCPO contracts by market players.

  • ASX Compliance Monthly Activity Report

    Date 06/07/2011

    Average monthly new listings for FY11 were 13 (compared to 8 listings per month on average for FY10). 

  • ISDA Welcomes European Parliament Decisions On Market Infrastructure And On CDS And Short Selling

    Date 05/07/2011

    The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has this evening welcomed today’s (5 July 2011) decisions by the European Parliament on legislative proposals on Market Infrastructure (EMIR) and on CDS and Short Selling.