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  • Egyptian Exchange (EGX) Launches A New Trading System "X-Stream"

    Date 27/11/2008

    In its endeavor to keep abreast with technological advancements in order to be the Premier market in the Middle East North African (MENA) Region that best serves its stakeholders, EGX has upgraded its trading platform to OMX high performance "X-Stream" solution, to be launched effective November 27, 2008, replacing the current trading system "EFA Horizon".

  • FTSE UK Index Series Review – Diary Notice

    Date 27/11/2008

    FTSE Group (FTSE), the global index provider, will announce results of the quarterly review of the FTSE UK Index Series after the UK market close on Wednesday 10th December 2008. The indices within this series include the FTSE 100 Index, FTSE 250 Index and FTSE All-Share Index.

  • Bombay Stock Exchange: Market Closed On November 27, 2008

    Date 27/11/2008

    Considering the prevailing abnormal situation and govt.'s advise to people to stay at home, it has been decided to keep the market close for the day. The expiry in F&O and settlement due today, stands postponed to the next working day,

  • SGX Seeks Public Views To Enhance Transparency In Short Selling Activities

    Date 27/11/2008

    Singapore Exchange Limited (“SGX”) currently publishes the daily list of buying-in securities and details of the prices and volumes of shares bought-in to keep the investing public informed of the short selling activities that fail delivery in our marketplace. SGX is of the view that any information disclosed on short selling activities should be timely, not unduly burdensome and maintain commercial confidentiality.

  • The Spanish Stock Exchange To Offer Trading With Up To Four Decimal Places In 2009 - A Boost To Stock’s Liquidity

    Date 27/11/2008

    Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME) will in the next few months increase the trading options offered by its electronic trading platform (SIBE) by offering the possibility of buying and selling shares with up to four decimal places.