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  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange August Volume Averaged 88,802 Contracts Per Day, Down 27.3%

    Date 07/09/2016

    The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that average daily volume for August 2016 was 88,802 contracts, down 27.3% month over month. TOCOM’s main contracts saw lower volume; Gold Standard deceased 39.6% to 28,508 contracts and Platinum Standard dropped 26.4% to 10,416 contracts. However, volume through August stands at 18,972,192 contracts, which is up 16.7% over the same period last year.

  • Credit Suisse Presents The 17th Asian Technology Conference In Taipei

    Date 07/09/2016

    Credit Suisse’s 17th Asian Technology Conference welcomes its highest number of participants in five years, with over 260 institutional investors and corporate representatives attending, against the backdrop of a buoyant Taiwan market and outperformance in the technology sector in the Asia Pacific region.  Over 100 corporates will present to institutional investors from around the world, with 2,600 meetings scheduled to take place during the three-day conference. Credit Suisse is pleased to co-host the event with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) for the eighth consecutive year. The ATC is among the largest technology sector-focused investment conferences in the region.  

  • NZX Investor Day 2016

    Date 07/09/2016

    NZX is hosting its annual Investor Day in Auckland today. 

  • MNI China Car Purchase Indicator: Chinese Car Buying Sentiment Rebounds In August - Improved Buying Conditions Belies Drop In Plans To Buy

    Date 07/09/2016

    Chinese consumer sentiment towards the car market improved in August as consumers turned more enthusiastic about car buying conditions and revised lower their expectations for fuel prices. Car ownership and plans to buy, though, weakened between July and August amid a deterioration in consumers’ household finances, adding a note of caution to the improvement of the headline Car Purchase Indicator.  

  • ASIC: ING Bank Compensates Living Super Customers Due To Potentially Misleading Costs And Fees Statements

    Date 07/09/2016

    ING Bank (Australia) Limited, the promoter and investment manager of the ING Direct Superannuation Fund (Living Super), will compensate around 24,500 members approximately $5.38 million following ASIC concerns that statements made in its promotional material about the fees paid in connection with its Living Super product were potentially misleading.