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  • Central European Stock Exchanges Meeting in Ljubljana

    Date 12/04/2001

    On 10 - 11 April 2001, Ljubljana Stock Exchange hosted a meeting of the five Central European Stock Exchanges from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia; the shares of companies from these countries are included in the Central European Index - CESI. Regular revision of the Index was one of the main issues on the agenda of the meeting, next to discussions about the activities of the association and possibilities for potential new membership. The representatives also considere

  • Warsaw Stock Exchange: Re-allocation of listed companies

    Date 11/04/2001

    On November 17, 2000, a new trading system – WARSET – was launched on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Under this system all listed companies were initially divided into three separate quotation groups. The allocation was based on liquidity assessment: the most liquid shares were allocated to the continuous trading system, while the less liquid ones were to be traded either in the single-price system with auctions or one auction a day.

  • Two New Trading Participants Admitted To The EEX Futures Market - Three Municipal Supppliers Already Active In Electricity Futures Trading

    Date 11/04/2001

    EEX, the European Energy Exchange, has admitted two new participants to trading on its futures market for electricity, the municipal supplier of Düsseldorf and MVV Energie AG. Germany's Number One electricity exchange made the announcement today.

  • Record Day For IPE Brent Crude Futures

    Date 11/04/2001

    Traded volume in IPE Brent Crude futures set a new individual record yesterday trading 141,611 lots, the equivalent of almost 142 million barrels of crude, which is twice the level of daily world production. The previous daily record was 140,722 on 10th November 1999. Total daily volume of all IPE contracts yesterday was over 197,000 lots.

  • NYSE Fully Implements Automatic Order Execution Service NYSE Direct+<sup>TM</sup> - Network NYSE Auto-X Routing Available For NYSE-Listed Stocks

    Date 11/04/2001

    With the implementation phase of NYSE Direct+ complete, the Exchange's advanced automatic execution service for limit orders of 1,099 shares or less is now accessible to investors through participating NYSE Member Firms. The NYSE initiated the NYSE Direct+ pilot program on Dec. 28, 2000, and began full-scale implementation on Feb. 28 of this year.