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  • EEX Group Monthly Volumes – October 2025

    Date 06/11/2025

    EEX Group reports its October monthly volumes with the following highlights:

    • In October, traded volumes on the EEX Group's Global Power markets remained stable on a year-on-year basis, totaling 1,225.9 TWh, including a 6% Year-on-Year growth in the European Power Spot markets (79.0 TWh), while the European Power Derivatives markets accounted for 818.2 TWh. In addition to short-term market volume records, several futures markets posted significant gains. Notably, the EEX Swiss (+198% YoY) and Belgian (+117% YoY) power derivatives markets continued the trend of growing volumes as seen in previous months this year. In addition, volumes in the EEX Irish Power Futures also rose to the highest monthly level since launch. In terms of EEX’s level of net Open Interest (OI), on the German Power market it has increased both on a Month-on-Month (+1.34%) as well as Year-on-Year (+7.06%) basis.
    • The EEX Nordic Power Futures market demonstrated significant growth, with traded volumes increasing by 465% Year-on-Year (2.9 TWh). In line with this, EEX’s level of net OI on this market also increased YoY (+25.62%) as well as compared to the previous month (+56.16%)
    • October marked a significant milestone for the EEX Japanese Power Futures market, with a new record volume of 14.9 TWh traded (+91% YoY). In addition, the Year-to-Date volume level in 2025 is almost double compared to that of last year. October saw the introduction of the new EEX Japan Power Fiscal Year Futures, which were off to a flying start with over 1 TWh traded since launch.
    • The Group’s Natural Gas markets posted significant growth, with total volume rising 15% Year-on-Year to 708.6 TWh. This increase was both driven by the European Natural Gas Spot markets, totaling 300.1 TWh (+18% YoY) as well as the European Natural Gas Derivatives markets, reaching a volume total of 385.1 TWh (+19% YoY). Market highlights include new records on the British NBP gas spot market (31.2 TWh; +70% YoY) and the Italian PSV gas derivatives market (10.3 TWh; +165% YoY), alongside remarkable YoY growth of over 200% in both the Czech (CZ VTP) and Belgian (ZTP) gas derivatives markets. EEX’s net Open Interest in the Dutch TTF natural gas market has increased by 28.47% YoY.
    • In October, GO Futures maintained the trend of recent months with steady increase, and a monthly 4.3 TWh traded.
    • Traded volume in the EEX Group Freight Options totalled 9,630 contracts, marking a 73% Year-on-Year growth.

  • MarketAxess Announces Trading Volume Statistics For October 2025

    Date 06/11/2025

    MarketAxess Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: MKTX), the operator of a leading electronic trading platform for fixed-income securities, today announced trading volume and preliminary variable transaction fees per million (“FPM”) for October 2025.

  • Deutsche Börse Group And Eurex: Statement On The European Commission’s Decision To Open An Investigation

    Date 06/11/2025

    Deutsche Börse Group and Eurex took note of the European Commission’s decision to open an investigation into alleged coordination of their conduct in the sector for listing, trading and clearing of financial derivatives in the European Economic Area (‘EEA').

  • European Central Bank To Join Eurex Repo Market

    Date 06/11/2025

    • European Central Bank (ECB) to become a participant in Eurex’s centrally cleared repo market in Q1 2026
    • The ECB is the sixth central bank to join Eurex's diverse repo ecosystem of over 160 participants

  • The European Central Bank Joins LCH RepoClear SA

    Date 06/11/2025

    LSEG today announces that the European Central Bank (ECB) will join LCH RepoClear SA, LCH's market-leading Euro government bond cash, repo trade and GCPlus triparty basket repo clearing service, in Q1 2026. The ECB will diversify its securities lending infrastructure and transfer part of its securities lending activities on its monetary policy portfolios to centrally cleared repo transactions.

  • October 2025 Figures At Eurex

    Date 06/11/2025

    • Eurex trading volume down 6 percent in October reflecting calmer market conditions.
    • OTC Clearing recorded robust growth, with notional outstanding volumes climbing 41 percent.
    • Eurex Repo saw strong October results, driven by a 67 percent jump in GC Pooling transactions. 

  • LSEG Announces Strategic Partnership With Nasdaq® To Deliver Enhanced Private Markets Data

    Date 06/11/2025

    LSEG today announced a strategic partnership with Nasdaq to distribute institutional-grade private markets intelligence through LSEG’s Workspace and Datafeeds.

  • Appear Lists On Euronext

    Date 06/11/2025

    • Market capitalisation at IPO of approximately NOK 2.7 billion
    • The 59th listing on Euronext in 2025
    • The 38th IPOready alumnus to list on Euronext

  • European Commission Opens Antitrust Investigation Into Possible Collusion Between Deutsche Börse And Nasdaq In Listing, Trading And Clearing Of Financial Derivatives

    Date 06/11/2025

    The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation to assess whether Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq have breached EU competition rules by coordinating their conduct in the sector for listing, trading and clearing of financial derivatives in the European Economic Area (‘EEA'). Nasdaq and Deutsche Börse are financial services providers operating large exchanges in the financial derivatives sector.

  • Vienna Stock Exchange Launches New Awareness Campaign For The Young Generation

    Date 06/11/2025

    ‘Beteilig dich’ (“Get involved”) is the slogan of the new campaign by the Vienna Stock Exchange, which is designed to motivate young people to engage actively and confidently with the capital market and investing. The aim is to communicate financial knowledge in a modern, relatable, and accessible way – without traditional lecturing. Although securities ownership in Austria is on the rise, many young people still have little contact with the capital market. Unlike in many European countries, the capital market has so far hardly been used for collective pension provision. This increases the financial responsibility of the younger generation.