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  • Osaka Mercantile Exchange New Base Metals To Be Launched

    Date 24/05/2000

    With regard to the selection of the new base metals to be launched: OME plans to launch new futures contracts of base metals in addition to its existing aluminium futures contract. It was in March 2000 that Kansai Bureau of International Trade and Industry made a proposal, in its report, for establishing the markets for metals including copper, lead, zinc and nickel in Kansai, Japan. Upon the receipt of this proposal, OME established "Conference for Establishing Metal Markets" consisting of well

  • Osaka Mercantile Exchange Aluminium Futures Report

    Date 24/05/2000

    On May 15, OME Aluminium futures opened slightly higher with distant March contract at 163.5 yen, up 0.4 yen from the last Friday's close on short-covering reflecting the firmer tone in LME Aluminium.

  • Investment Service Centre Opens On Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Website

    Date 24/05/2000

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong today (Wednesday) launched a web-based Investment Service Centre, ISC, which offers investors listed company news alert, portfolio valuation, and other information services free of charge.

  • HKFE Confirms HSI Futures And Options Migration Date

    Date 24/05/2000

    The Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) announced yesterday that the Securities and Futures Commission and the Board of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited have given formal approval to the migration of Hang Seng Index (HSI) Futures and Options from open outcry trading to electronic trading on HKATS, and the HKFE confirmed the migration will take place on 5 June.

  • Central Bank Of Iceland Weekly Repo Auction 23/5 2000

    Date 24/05/2000

    The Central Bank of Iceland held a weekly auction of repurchase agreements on May 23 of the standard maturity of 14 days. The auction was a fixed rate one at 10.1 per cent p.a. Offers were made for a total amount of 17.2 billion krónur resulting in repurchase contracts for that amount.