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  • HKEx: Stock Exchange Participants' Market Share Report

    Date 17/10/2013

    Updated:  17/10/2013

  • Exchanges Sector Demonstrates Strong Q3 Performance - FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index Up 4.2 Per Cent In Q3 Against 1.8 Per Cent In Q2 - Strong Growth Of 26.7% Over Past 12 Months

    Date 17/10/2013

    On the back of strong ‘buy’ recommendations for exchange shares, amongst global equity strategists, retail investors should still be looking at the exchanges sector as it finishes Q3, up by 4.2 per cent.

  • Statement By IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde On U.S. Debt Ceiling Action

    Date 17/10/2013

    Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement today:

    “The U.S. Congress has taken an important and necessary step by ending the partial shutdown of the federal government and lifting the debt ceiling, which enables the government to continue its operations without disruption for the next few months while budget negotiations continue to unfold."

  • Statement From US Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew

    Date 17/10/2013

    “We welcome the bipartisan action Congress is taking to resolve this crisis, re-open the government, and lift the cloud of uncertainty hanging over the economy. Over 224 years, the United States has established our credit as the strongest in the world. The United States is the anchor of the international financial system and the world’s reserve currency.  We are the world’s largest economy with the deepest and most liquid financial markets. When risk rises, the flight to safety and to quality brings investors to U.S. markets. Because of today’s efforts, we will continue to honor all of our commitments – a core American value – and preserve the full faith and credit of the United States."

  • SIFMA Statement On The Debt Agreement

    Date 17/10/2013

    SIFMA today issued the following statement from former Senator Judd Gregg, CEO of SIFMA, on today's debt agreement: 

    "SIFMA is very pleased that the President and Congress have worked together to resolve the threat of the U.S. defaulting on its debt.   A default would have been severely damaging, undermining the economy and throwing the markets into disarray.  Now that an agreement has been reached, the President and Congress should work to resolve the deficit and reduce the debt, as this is the primary cause of our fiscal problems.  The extension of the debt ceiling to February 7th notwithstanding, it is critical that Congress and the Administration resolve their issues and avoid a replay of this crisis this winter by appropriately removing the threat of a voluntary default."

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