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  • Central America Exchanges Are Meeting Today In Panama

    Date 13/10/2008

    Today, in Panama, the stock exchanges of Costa Rica (BNV), El Salvador (BVES) and Panama (BVP) started working with the aim of advancing an integration plan. During today and tomorrow, the exchanges’ managers will discuss the establishing of a common trading platform, the single order book, remote membership and the necessary legal and regulatory infrastructure.

  • Component Changes Made To Dow Jones Select Dividend Indexes

    Date 13/10/2008

    Dow Jones Indexes, a leading global index provider, today announced that Barclays PLC (United Kingdom, Banks, BARC.LN; BCS) will be deleted from the Dow Jones U.K. Select Dividend 20, Dow Jones EPAC Select Dividend and Dow Jones Global Select Dividend indexes. Barclays PLC is being removed due to the cancellation of its dividend payment.

  • KCBT Wheat Daily Price Limit For Trade Date October 14, 2008 At 60 Cents

    Date 13/10/2008

    Price limits for KCBT hard red winter wheat futures are at 60 cents for trade date October 14, 2008 (effective with the October 13 evening session).

  • US Treasury Hires Investment Adviser Under The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act

    Date 13/10/2008

    The U.S. Treasury Department today announced that EnnisKnupp and Associates will serve as its investment adviser for the implementation of the Troubled Asset Relief Program authorized under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act. Treasury hired the Chicago-based firm Saturday and the firm began work immediately to help the Department administer the complex portfolio of troubled assets the Department will purchase.

  • Deputy US Treasury Secretary Robert M. Kimmitt Remarks On Policy Principles For Sovereign Wealth Funds And Recipient Countries To The United States Council For International Business

    Date 13/10/2008

    Thank you, Peter, for that warm introduction. It is a pleasure to join you today to discuss the importance of keeping markets open for foreign investment, a particularly timely topic given the current uncertainty in global financial markets. I would like to thank the U.S. Council for International Business for hosting this event and for its continuing interest in this important topic, and I also thank the co-sponsors and supporters of the event.