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  • October Another Month Of Volume, Open Interest Records At The KCBT

    Date 01/11/2002

    The Kansas City Board of Trade exchange volume traded during the month of October was the largest ever for any given October. Volatile market conditions continued to spur activity in the wheat futures and wheat options contracts, leading to a spate of new records. Total volume for the exchange in October amounted to 328,038 contracts, an increase of 31 percent from the previous October monthly record of 250,300 contracts, which was set in 2000.

  • NZSE Signs Agreement With Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx)

    Date 01/11/2002

    As a result of discussions entered into at the World Association of Stock Exchanges Annual General Meeting held recently in Amsterdam, the NZSE has today announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx).

  • Nymex Sets Energy Trading Records For October - Crude Oil Futures Surpass Annual Mark

    Date 01/11/2002

    October trading activity set monthly volume records on the New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., for NYMEX Division futures, energy futures, crude oil futures, and unleaded gasoline futures, e-miNY futures, and gasoline futures trading on the NYMEX ACCESS® electronic trading system.

  • NASD Announces Proposed Increase Of Information Released To The Public

    Date 01/11/2002

    NASD announced on October 30 that it has initiated a broad review aimed at increasing the information and data that it makes available to investors and the general public through its Public Disclosure Program and on NASD Web Sites. NASD published the proposed changes in a Notice to Members and is seeking comment from firms, brokers, investors, investor groups, and other interested parties supporting or opposing the proposals, and o

  • ISE Announces “One Size Fits All” Trading Rule - Professional Traders To Get Same Rights As Retail Traders

    Date 01/11/2002

    The artificial distinctions that have historically separated how different types of customers are treated in the options market are headed for extinction.