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  • ICE Announces U.S. President's Day And Canada Louis Reil Day Holiday Trading Schedules

    Date 23/01/2009

    IntercontinentalExchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE), a leading operator of regulated global futures exchanges and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, announced the 2009 holiday trading schedule for President's Day for ICE Futures U.S.(R) and Louis Reil Day for ICE Futures Canada(TM).

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Survey Regarding 10-Year JGB Futures Trading

    Date 23/01/2009

    In the 10-Year JGB Futures market at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), trading volume and open interest have been decreasing since the summer of 2008. We understand that, as a background for this trend, the credit crunch caused by the recent worldwide financial crisis has had no small effect on the market. However, some have pointed out that the reduction in market liquidity also causes negative impacts on the convenience and functionality of the 10-Year JGB Futures.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Report

    Date 23/01/2009

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  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Revision To The Dividend Treatment In Calculating The Total Return Index

    Date 23/01/2009

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) announced today that it will revise the dividend treatment in calculating the Total Return Index. The new methodology will take into consideration the difference between the estimated dividends used for calculation on the ex-dividend date and the dividends subsequently reported in the"Earnings Digest". The details are as attached:

  • Fast Shrinking UK Economy Means Over 3 Million Jobless ‘Now A Dead Cert’

    Date 23/01/2009

    Responding to official UK fourth quarter GDP figures published this morning by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Dr John Philpott, Chief Economist at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), warns that the outlook for jobs in both 2009 and 2010 is now certain to be worse than previously expected.