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  • SFE Performs Solidly In 1999

    Date 07/01/2000

    The volume of trading at the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) in 1999 amounted to 29.8 million futures and options contracts, matching the near-record turnover of 1998. Last year's figure equates to a nominal value of A$9.7 trillion - more than 35 times the value of equities market activity and second only to foreign exchange as a contributor to Australia's financial markets turnover.

  • Program Trading Averaged 19.4 Percent of NYSE Volume During Dec. 27-31

    Date 07/01/2000

    The New York Stock Exchange yesterday released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Dec. 27-31. The data indicated that during Dec. 27-31, program trading amounted to 19.4 percent of NYSE average daily volume of 577.0 million shares, or 111.7 million shares a day.

  • Press Statement From Singapore Exchange Regarding KLSE Statement On CLOB

    Date 07/01/2000

    The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ("KLSE") issued a statement on 31 December 1999, inter alia, announcing, the extension of the authorised nominee status of The Central Depository (Pte) Ltd ("CDP") for a final period of six months to end on 30 June 2000. The KLSE statement states that "With this final extension to 30 June 2000, CDP would have been given a total of 19 months to resolve the CLOB issue." The KLSE's suggestion that CDP has been responsible for the impasse is contradicted by the facts

  • Nymex Records Highest-Ever Annual Volume

    Date 07/01/2000

    The New York Mercantile Exchange set an annual volume record of 109,538,831 contracts in 1999, topping the record 95,018,685 contracts traded in 1998 by more than 15%.

  • Nymex Board Votes To List More Months Of Gasoline Futures Trading; Amends Specifications To Reference EPA Requirements

    Date 07/01/2000

    The board of directors of the New York Mercantile Exchange has voted to list gasoline futures contracts for October 2000 through January 2001 with amended specifications calling for the gasoline's oxygen content to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards.