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  • Location Differentials Remains The Preferred System For Facilitating Physical Deliveries In Completion Of SAFEX Futures Contracts On The JSE

    Date 28/07/2011

    Following two extensive meetings of the JSE Agricultural Advisory Committee which consists of various agricultural market organisations and commodity derivative members, the majority of participants confirmed their support for the trading of futures contracts referencing the price in a single delivery point which implies the use of location differentials to each registered delivery point.

  • HKFE Announces Revised Margins For Futures Contracts

    Date 28/07/2011

    Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has announced that with effect from the commencement of trading on Monday, 1 August 2011, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participant from its clients in respect of their dealings in the following futures contracts will be as outlined in the table below.

  • RTS Group Weekly Market Results: July 18 - 22, 2011

    Date 28/07/2011

    Over the week of July 18-22, 2011, the RTS Index went up by 1.98% to reach 1,976.82 points (1,938.54 points as of July 15, 2011).

  • CME Group Inc. Reports Strong Second-Quarter Financial Results Driven By Record Revenue And Increased Operating Margin

    Date 28/07/2011

    CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CME) today reported that second-quarter revenues increased 3 percent to a record $838 million and operating income increased 4 percent to $534 million from a year ago.

  • STOXX Limted Launches Global Rare Earth Index

    Date 28/07/2011

    STOXX Limited, the market-moving provider of innovative, tradable and global index concepts, today introduced the STOXX Global Rare Earth Index, which consists of companies that generate at least 30% of their revenues in the rare earth sector globally. The importance of what is known as "rare earth" metals is growing as these elements are used in a multitude of high-tech products such as mobile telephones, hard drives, lasers and electric car batteries.