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  • Tokyo Grain Exchange: Daily Price Limits For Sep. 29, 2008

    Date 26/09/2008

    The daily price limits for Sep. 29, 2008 are the following: Corn 1,500 yen and Non-GMO Soybeans 4,500 yen.

  • Instinet Europe Set To Begin Trading On NASDAQ OMX Europe - Completed Conformance Testing Ensures Instinet’s Participation On MTF’s September Launch

    Date 26/09/2008

    Instinet Incorporated, a global leader in electronic trading and agency-only brokerage services, today announced that its European agency brokerage subsidiary, Instinet Europe Limited, has successfully completed conformance testing on NASDAQ OMX Europe. As a result, Instinet Europe’s institutional clients will be able to have immediate access to the multilateral trading facility (MTF).

  • NASDAQ OMX Europe Begins Trading

    Date 26/09/2008

    NASDAQ OMX Europe commenced trading today just six months after announcing its intent to launch a multilateral trading facility (MTF). Trading has begun in 25 FTSE 100 stocks and this will be followed by a staggered roll-out of approximately 600 European securities, to be completed by the end of October.

  • London Stock Exchange Group Pre-Close Period Update

    Date 26/09/2008

    Unless otherwise stated, the following commentary refers to the 5 months ended 31 August 2008 and, where appropriate, to the corresponding period last year. Figures for Borsa Italiana refer to the same time periods although the business has only been part of London Stock Exchange Group plc since 1 October 2007.London Stock Exchange Group plc ("the Exchange") today issued a routine update ahead of the close period relating to the six months ending 30 September 2008.

  • Coordinated Central Bank Action To Address Pressures In Global Money Markets

    Date 26/09/2008

    Central banks have been employing co-ordinated measures designed to address the pressures in global money markets. Most recently, central banks have acted together to inject dollars into the overnight markets. Using reciprocal currency arrangements (swap lines) with the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank (ECB), and the Swiss National Bank today are announcing the introduction of operations to provide U.S. dollar liquidity with a one-week maturity. These operations ar

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