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  • LIFFE Announces 10 Additional Universal Stock Futures

    Date 14/12/2000

    The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) announced an additional 10 Universal Stock Futures taking the total number it will launch for trading on 29 January 2001 to 25.

  • Kuwait Stock Exchange Trading Report For November 2000

    Date 14/12/2000

    The index of the Kuwait Stock Exchange reached 1344.2 points at the end of November, a decrease of 34.2 points from the closing value at the end of October.

  • FTSE And Xinhua Join Forces To Provide China indices

    Date 14/12/2000

    FTSE, the global index provider, has signed an agreement with Xinhua Financial News in Hong Kong to create a joint venture company to facilitate the creation of a series of real time indices for use by the international investment community and the Chinese investment community. The new company will be called FTSE/Xinhua Index Limited (FXIL).

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: The Calculation Of Futop Expiration Prices Has Been Changed

    Date 14/12/2000

    Pursuant to the new rules the calculation of average prices - used to calculate the expiration prices - is now based on all system-generated transactions within the fixed expiration period, cf. Rule 4.2 of the Guidelines for the publication of real-time trading information and calculation of prices, etc for the SAXESS trading system.

  • CME S&P 500 Open Interest Surges Past 550,000 For First Time - E-mini S&P 500 And MidCap 400 Continue To Set Open Interest Records

    Date 14/12/2000

    For the eighth consecutive session, open interest in S&P 500 Index futures traded on Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) has continued to surge, reaching a record 563,141 positions at the close of trading on Wednesday. The new record surpasses the previous day's record of 546,909 positions culminating in a 14 percent increase in open interest since Dec. 4 when 494,331 positions were open at the close of trading.

  • Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Announces New Fee Structure - 2001 Revenues Expected to Increase By About $58 Million

    Date 14/12/2000

    Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) today announced a new comprehensive pricing structure, unanimously approved by its Board of Directors, that is expected to foster growth and the achievement of key strategic objectives.

  • Buenos Aires Futures Exchange Monthly Report For November 2000.

    Date 14/12/2000

    The Mercado a Término de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires Futures Exchange) traded 18,898 contracts in November 2000 compared to a figure of 16,644 contracts in November 1999. Total volume for the first eleven months of 2000 was 221,831 contracts, compared to 209,193 contracts in 1999.

  • Borsa Italiana Monthly Key Figures - November

    Date 14/12/2000

    Turnover for November was EUR 76,846.1 million. This compares to EUR 70,237.9 million in October. Domestic turnover in November was EUR 71,695.7 million, foreign turnover EUR 3,698.7 million, Nuovo Mercato, Domestic, EUR 1,322.0 million, Nuovo Mercato, Foreign, EUR 71.7 million and on the Ristretto market EUR 57.9 million. Turnover for the period January to November 2000 was EUR 812,058.3 million.

  • Standard & Poor's – Index Change

    Date 13/12/2000

    Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces that effective after the close of business on Thursday, December 14, 2000 the following changes will take place in the TSE 300 Composite, S&P/TSE Canadian SmallCap and TSE 200 Indices.

  • Samas And Euronext Resolve Dispute On Protective Preference Shares

    Date 13/12/2000

    Samas Groep N.V. and Euronext Amsterdam N.V. have announced that it has been agreed that Stichting Samas will limit its voting rights in the protective preference shares placed with it to 50% of the other share capital that has already been issued. Samas will also submit a proposal for a share capital reduction to the next general meeting of shareholders, which should ultimately result in the voting rights in the preference shares held by Stichting Samas amounting to no more than 50% of the othe