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  • Dubai Financial Market Performance, 2015

    Date 03/01/2016

    The Dubai Financial Market General Index decreased by 16.5% to 3151 points at the end of this year compared to 3774 points at the end of 2014. At the sectoral level, indexes of six out of the nine sectors represented on DFM ended the year in the red, with the Real Estate and Construction sector decreasing the most by 25.4%, followed by the Industrial sector and Financial & Investment Services sector by 22.7%, 19.1% respectively. In contrast the Consumer Staples and Discretionary sector increasing the most by 39.8%, followed by the Services sector by 6.3% and the Telecommunication sector by 1.2%.

  • Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) - Annual Statistical Report - 2015

    Date 03/01/2016

    At the end of the year 2015 Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) closed at a level of 6,911.76 points compared to 8,333.30 points for the previous year, lost 1,421.54 points (17.06%). The highest close level for the index (TASI) during the year was 9,834.49 points as on 30th of April.

  • MontrĂ©al Exchange Market Holiday

    Date 01/01/2016

    The Exchange's offices and markets are closed today, January 1, 2016 (New Year's Day). Furthermore, the Exchange's offices will be closed on January 4, 2016 (day following New Year's).

  • US Justice Department Announces Two Banks Reach Resolutions Under Swiss Bank Program

    Date 31/12/2015

    The Department of Justice announced today that Bank Lombard Odier & Co Ltd (Lombard Odier) and DZ Privatbank (Schweiz) AG (DZ Privatbank) reached resolutions under the department’s Swiss Bank Program.  These banks collectively will pay penalties of more than $107 million.

  • FIA Releases SEF Tracker Report For November

    Date 31/12/2015

    In the month of November, trading in interest rate, credit and foreign exchange products on swap execution facilities averaged $370.2 billion per day, down 13% from the previous month. Trading of interest rate swaps and other non-FRA products averaged $162.1 billion per day, down slightly from the previous month but up 30% from November 2014. Trading of credit default swaps dropped to $19.8 billion per day, the lowest level since May, but trading of foreign exchange products jumped to $37.4 billion per day, the highest level since March.