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  • 400 Billion Euros In Turnover On The German Stock Exchanges In December - New Annual Record In 2000

    Date 02/01/2001

    Volume of 399.8 billion euros was traded on the German stock exchanges during the last month of trading in the year 2000, roughly 10 percent less than the month before. The total for December comprises 292.1 billion euros in equities, warrants and exchange-traded funds and 107.7 billion euros in fixed-income securities. A new annual record in turnover was set during the year just ended, with total volume of 6.1 trillion euros traded on the German stock exchanges as a whole. More than 87 percent

  • HKEx Director And SEHK Chairman Lee Hon Chiu Retires

    Date 01/01/2001

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) announced today that Lee Hon Chiu has retired as a Director of HKEx and Chairman of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (SEHK), a wholly owned subsidiary of HKEx, with effect from today.

  • Cyprus Stock Exchange Review Of Developments In November 2000

    Date 01/01/2001

    During November there was a slight decrease in the General Price Index and a particular decrease in the value of shares traded compared to October. The various figures and statistics are analysed below:

  • The Danish Equity Market Among The Best Performing Markets In The World In 2000

    Date 29/12/2000

    Share trading at the Copenhagen Stock Exchange reached yet another record this year with a turnover of DKK 835 billion in market value. The value of average daily trading totalled DKK 3.3 billion, up from DKK 1.9 billion in 1999. The average daily trading volume this year amounted to 11,200 trades, more than a twofold increase on last year.

  • The American Stock Exchange® (Amex®) Announces Details Of The Fourth Phase Of Its Decimalization Plan

    Date 29/12/2000

    The American Stock Exchange has announced the details of its plan for the next phase of the industry-wide conversion to decimal pricing. On Jan. 29, 2001, the Amex will convert all its remaining listed equities and equity products to decimals. These include all common stocks, preferred stocks, rights, equity notes, HOLDRSSM and warrants, as well as all: Broad-Based Indexes (i.e., Diamonds; iSharesTM; SPDRSTM; MidCaps, Large Cap, Small Cap, and streetTRACKSSM) Sector Indexes (i.e.