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Qatar Stock Exchange: A Temporary Halt In Trading Due To Unforeseen Index Calculation Glitch During Today's Pre-Opening Period

Date 01/10/2023

Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) would like to inform investors, stakeholders, and interested parties that a technical glitch occurred in the market's index calculation system at 9:24 AM today, roughly twenty-four minutes into the pre-opening session. Consequently, the QSE management temporarily suspended trading at that time to rectify the issue, ensuring the integrity of trading operations.

Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) Market Report, Month Ending 30 September 2023

Date 01/10/2023

Click here to download Saudi Stock Exchange's monthly market report, for September 2023.

Technical Issue Resolution Resumption Of Trading In Qatar Stock Exchange

Date 01/10/2023

Qatar Stock Exchange announces that the technical issue has been resolved and the trading will resume as per the following trading timetable:

Trading Suspension In Qatar Stock Exchange Temporarily

Date 01/10/2023

Qatar Stock Exchange announces the Trading System suspension temporarily due to technical issue until further Notice.

Statement By US Secretary Of The Treasury Janet L. Yellen

Date 01/10/2023

I applaud Congress for moving to avoid a reckless and unnecessary government shutdown. America has made remarkable economic progress over the last two and a half years, with unemployment near historic lows, inflation declining, and robust economic growth. We should be working to support our economic progress — as President Biden has done with generational investments in infrastructure, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing — instead of jeopardizing it with dangerous political brinksmanship.

SGX Cares Bull Charge Charity Futsal Rallies Financial Community, Local Soccer Legends And Celebrities To Raise Close To $132,000

Date 30/09/2023

• Aleksandar Duric, Nazri Nasir, Malek Awab and other local soccer legends were part of the action on the pitch

Indian Ambassador To Tehran Visits Tehran Securities Exchange

Date 30/09/2023

A high-ranking delegation from the Embassy of India in Tehran paid a visit to Tehran Securities Exchange (TSE) on Tuesday, 26 September 2023.

Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero In Support Of Enforcement Case Against JPMorgan Chase For Violating Reporting & Supervision Rules Designed To Identify Systemic Risk

Date 30/09/2023

As financial regulators, we have a responsibility to guard against post-crisis complacency towards Dodd-Frank Act rules—complacency that exposes the U.S. financial system to systemic risk.  This case against JPMorgan Chase is an example of just such complacency, and I strongly support it.

Concurring Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero On CFTC v. Goldman Sachs Over And Over Again

Date 30/09/2023

I support this CFTC enforcement case against Goldman Sachs, the fourth case against Goldman in my 18-month tenure at the CFTC. I commend our staff for uncovering the pervasive and persistent violations of the law by Goldman in its over-the-counter derivatives business known as swaps. However, I cannot support the settlement, as it is not strong enough to achieve the goals of law enforcement—justice, accountability, and deterrence. Given that I support bringing the case, but not the settlement, I respectfully vote to concur.

Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Kristin N. Johnson On Mitigating The Systemic Risks Of Swap Data Reporting Compliance Failures And Enhancing The Effectiveness Of Enforcement Actions

Date 30/09/2023

This week, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued three orders imposing civil monetary penalties of over $50 million combined in actions involving several of the largest financial institutions in our nation and several of the most significant institutions in global swaps markets—JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. and affiliated entities (JP Morgan); Bank of America, N.A. and Merrill Lynch International (BAML); and Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (Goldman) (collectively, Respondents).  JP Morgan, BAML, and Goldman will pay civil monetary penalties of $15 million, $8 million, and $30 million respectively.  Collectively, the banks’ swap data compliance failures (the failure to report swaps to swap data repositories entirely or incorrectly reporting swap data) impacted nearly 65 million transactions.