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  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Statistics - September 2007

    Date 09/10/2007

    According to the latest statistics from China Futures Association, the performance of the national futures market in general was appeared brisk. For China's futures market as a whole, in September, the total volume and turnover increased 149.6% and 113.29% respectively from a year ago to 85.4 million contracts, worth 3.8 trillion yuan, and was 33.46% and 8.14% upper than August respectively. The total trading volume and the turnover from January to September were 455.7 million contracts and 26.1

  • China Securities Regulatory Commission Approves Trading Of Palm Oil Futures

    Date 09/10/2007

    China approved the trading of palm oil futures (POL) futures in Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), the China Securities Regulatory Commission said on its Web site today. This would be the fourth futures product launched in China's commodity market this year after zinc, rapeseed oil, and Linear Low density Polyethylene. The Dalian exchange has finished the preparation work related to the futures contract and may begin trading the product in the near future, the commission said.

  • Ibovespa Reaches New Historical Level On October 8 At 62,660 Points

    Date 08/10/2007

    The Ibovespa Stock Index ended the day up 0.55% at 62,660 points.

  • Speech By SEC Chairman Christopher Cox: ‘How Technology Can Improve Life For Investors’ - Introductory Remarks At The Gartner Symposium / IT Expo

    Date 08/10/2007

    Thank you, Michael. It's great to be a part of this outstanding symposium in Orlando. Since this is a technology conference, it only makes sense that we're tapping the latest technology for me to join you in real time from Washington. Technology really does mean that distance no longer matters.

  • Mergers: European Commission Opens In-Depth Investigation Into Thomson's Take Over Of Reuters

    Date 08/10/2007

    The European Commission has decided to open an in-depth investigation under the EU Merger Regulation into the proposed combination of Thomson of Canada and Reuters of the UK. The Commission’s initial market investigation indicates that the proposed merger would raise serious doubts as regards adverse effects on competition in several markets of the financial information sector. The decision to open an in-depth inquiry does not prejudge the final result of t