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EEX Trading Results And New Admissions In September

Date 04/10/2007

Electricity trading volume on the European Energy Ex-change (EEX) in September 2007 totalled 89.8 TWh, compared with 118.3 TWh in September 2006.
Liffe Announces Further Enhancements To Its Robusta Coffee Contract

Date 04/10/2007

Liffe today announced further enhancements to its Robusta Coffee Contract, including an increase in the Contract size from 5 to 10 tonnes.
TSX Statistics - September 2007

Date 04/10/2007

Click here to download TSX's statistics for September 2007.
Performance Of Listed Exchanges And The FTSE/Mondo Visione Exchanges Index To End September 2007

Date 04/10/2007

http://www.exchange-handbook.co.uk/pdf/FTSEMVExchangesChartFinal30-09-07.xls
A Month Of Records For Rofex

Date 04/10/2007

In September a new monthly volume record was set fostered by a strong dollar futures trading, which was accompanied by a high activity in agricultural derivatives. Besides, the open interest record was surpassed several times.

OneChicago Reports September Volume

Date 04/10/2007

OneChicago, LLC today reported that 386,503 security futures contracts traded at the Exchange in September. Average daily volume (ADV) in September 2007 was 20,342 contracts. YTD volume stands at 6,588,642 - a 17% increase from the same period in 2006.
Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index

Date 04/10/2007

Standard & Poor's will make the following changes in the S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index after the close of trading on Thursday, October 4, 2007:
The Updated Global Financial Centres Index Shows London Maintaining Its Lead Over New York Despite The Lamentable Public Transport Infrastructure

Date 04/10/2007

The City of London’s Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) 2, released this week, rates the competitiveness of the world’s top financial centres. The report ranks London and New York as the only two truly global financial centres, well ahead of the two Asian centres of Hong Kong (3rd place) and Singapore (4th place). Zurich is in 5th place; just ahead of Frankfurt.
SEC Takes Another Bite Out Of E-Mail Spam With Three More Trading Suspensions - SEC's Anti-Spam Initiative Credited With Significant Reduction In Financial Spam

Date 04/10/2007

The Securities and Exchange Commission this morning continued its assault on stock market e-mail spam by suspending trading in the securities of three companies that haven't provided adequate and accurate information about themselves to the investing public.
BIt Monthly Flash - September 2007

Date 04/10/2007

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