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  • Botswana Stock Exchange Market Commentary

    Date 07/01/2000

    The market ushered in the new millennium on a negative note, down 0.2% from the year's close of 1399.30.

  • PHLX To Begin Trading Two New Options (Ask Jeeves And Digital Island)

    Date 06/01/2000

    The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) is pleased to announce that it will begin trading put and call options on Digital Island Inc. (option/stock symbol: SUH/ISLD), upon the opening of business today, January 3, 2000. In addition, the PHLX will begin trading put and call options on Ask Jeeves, Inc. (option/stock symbol: AUK/ASKJ), upon the opening of business Tuesday, January 4, 2000.

  • PHLX Posts Record Breaking Volume For 1999 - PHLX Equity And Index Options Volume Reaches All Time Record

    Date 06/01/2000

    The Philadelphia Stock Exchange's (PHLX) just-released 1999 figures reveal that volume in PHLX's 950 equity options reached an all-time annual record of 44,281,558 contracts traded, an increase of 18% over last year's annual volume when 37,473,343 contracts changed hands. In addition, equity options volume for the month of December reached a monthly volume record when 4,261,170 contracts traded, a 38% increase over December, 1998 when 3,088,325 contracts changed hands.

  • Nymex Board Approves Demutualization Plan

    Date 06/01/2000

    The New York Mercantile Exchange board of directors last night unanimously approved a demutualization plan which will convert the Exchange from a not-for-profit membership structure to a for-profit organization.

  • LIFFE Trades £197 Billion A Day In 1999

    Date 06/01/2000

    The value of contracts traded on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) averaged £197bn (EUR317bn) per day throughout 1999. The total nominal value traded for the year was £50,319bn (EUR81,000bn) making LIFFE the largest exchange in Europe and the second largest exchange in the world by value. The Exchange traded a total of 117,783,881 futures and options contracts in 1999.