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  • US And United Kingdom Lead Financial Development Index Despite Weaknesses - Risks In Emerging Markets Highlighted

    Date 04/11/2010

    The US and United Kingdom manage to hold top spots ahead of Asian financial centres Hong Kong and Singapore Developing countries continue to show financial stability, but other risks could jeopardize economic growth Global economic growth continues to rely disproportionately on emerging markets Report analyses 57 financial systems and capital markets around the world The report, rankings (PDF and excel) and country highlights can be downloaded

    SGX ADR Volume Reaches $60m - Alternative Trading Venue Draws Investors

    Date 04/11/2010

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) today said trading of American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) quoted on its GlobalQuote board has reached $60 million since the 22 October launch.

  • Nine Malaysian Futures Brokers Ready To Solicit Deals Directly With US Customers Under CFTC Approval

    Date 04/11/2010

    Nine Malaysian futures brokers received recognition by the National Futures Association (NFA-US) to solicit and accept orders and customer funds directly from U.S. customers as permitted by the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (US CFTC).  

  • Summary Of October 2010 Activities At Tokyo Commodity Exchange

    Date 04/11/2010

    Tokyo Commodity Exchange today announced that October 2010 trading volume averaged 107,971 contracts per day, up 18.0% from September 2010. This records the double digit increase for the second consecutive month. Gold standard, which is the Exchange’s most traded commodity, increased by 20% from the previous month to 47,396 contracts per day and contributed to the increase of the monthly volume. Silver and palladium surged by 93.5% and 50.1% respectively. Reflecting the continuous record

  • ASX Group Monthly Activity Report – October 2010

    Date 04/11/2010

    The value of ASX-listed stocks, as measured by the All Ordinaries Index, rose 2.1% in October. Most other global markets also moved ahead during the month including: the US up 3.7%, Hong Kong up 3.3%, the UK up 2.3%, and Singapore up 1.5%, while Japan fell 1.8%.