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  • Statement On High-Speed And Algorithmic Trading By CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton

    Date 27/08/2010

    This week, news articles reported what may be yet another example of high-speed trading run amok. It was reported that an “error” caused the price of oil to spike by a dollar on NYMEX in a matter of seconds back in February. Whether it was truly an error or not, the fact is that high-speed computerized trading has caused tectonic plate shifts in the way market participants engage in financial trading and investing.

  • Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In The S&P/TSX Canadian Indices

    Date 27/08/2010

    Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces the following index changes: The shareholders of Gerdau Ameristeel Corporation (TSX:GNA) have accepted the $US11.00 cash per share offer from Gerdau S.A. Gerdau Ameristeel will be removed from the S&P/TSX Composite and Capped Composite, the S&P/TSX Equity and Capped Equity, the S&P/TSX Completion and Equity Completion, the S&P/TSX Capped Materials and the S&P/TSX Clean Technology Indices effective after the close of trading on Tue

  • New Record For MarketDataPeaks.com

    Date 27/08/2010

    Exegy, Inc., the market data appliance company announced today that the Exegy Ticker Plant driving the MarketDataPeaks web site hit 3,449,856 messages per second. This is a new record and surpasses the previous high water mark of 3,409,640 mps reached on 25 August when the market dramatically turned from below 10,000 on the Dow Jones Industrials Average.

  • Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In The S&P/TSX Canadian Indices

    Date 27/08/2010

    Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces the following index changes:

  • Speech By Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke At The Federal Reserve Bank Of Kansas City Economic Symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 27, 2010 - The Economic Outlook And Monetary Policy

    Date 27/08/2010

    The annual meeting at Jackson Hole always provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on the economic and financial developments of the preceding year, and recently we have had a great deal on which to reflect. A year ago, in my remarks to this conference, I reviewed the response of the global policy community to the financial crisis.1 On the whole, when the eruption of the Panic of 2008 threatened the very foundations