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  • Total Trading Volume Of RTS Group Exceeds 1,25 Billion US Dollars

    Date 13/01/2006

    On January 12th, 2006, total trading volume of RTS Group exceeded 1,25 billion US dollars and reached the all-time maximum, 13,6% up on the previous record as of September 21st, 2005 (1,1 billion US dollars).

  • TAIFEX Sets Record High In Seventh Consecutive Year With Total Trading Volume Soaring To More Than 92 Million Contracts

    Date 13/01/2006

    TAIFEX sets another record high in 2005. Total annual trading volume reached 92,659,768 contracts in 2005, representing a growth of 56.66% as compared with 59,146,356 contracts in 2004. Average daily trading volume was 376,730 contracts and reached a historical high of 801,549 contracts on November 30th, 2005. Open interest also set a record high of 1,543,607 contracts on April 20th, 2005.

  • SGX And Shandong Provincial Government Sign Strategic MOU For Listing

    Date 13/01/2006

    Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Shandong Development and Reform Commission Office (SDDRC) of the Shandong Provincial Government in China.

  • Quarterly Rebalancing For S&P/HKEx GEM Index – January 2006

    Date 13/01/2006

    Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes to the S&P/HKEx GEM Index as part of the January quarterly rebalancing. Changes include company additions, deletions, constituent shares and IWF.

  • Past Year Invigorated The Estonian Securities Market

    Date 13/01/2006

    After a six-year interlude, the shares of three new companies were listed on the Tallinn Stock Exchange last year. In cooperation with the Financial Supervision Authority, the Corporate Governance Recommendations were prepared and the founding of the Estonian Investors’ Union was supported. The Vilnius Stock Exchange joined the common trading system and settlement links to the Lithuanian and Finnish depositories were opened. This year will be at least as active, according to the Stoc