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Date 19/11/1999
Osaka Mercantile Exchange RSS3 Futures And Rubber Index Futures Monthly Report
On October 3, the market opened easier (spot month: 61.8 yen distant month: 71.9 yen, down 0.3 yen and 0.4 yen, respectively) on long-liquidation in the absence of encouraging factors. Later, the market attracted fresh buying by trade houses reflecting the firmer tone in the producing countries caused by the tight supplies. Players expected that the ample supplies would wane as the amounts of the imported crude rubber in September decreased to 9,600 tonnes which is about a half of the monthly av
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Date 19/11/1999
Osaka Mercantile Exchange Aluminium Futures Monthly Report
On October 1, distant July contract opened at 163.0 yen, mostly unchanged from the end of the previous month's level with players staying on the sidelines in the absence of fresh incentives. Later, amid a lull in the yen's strength, the market attracted fresh buying and short-covering as players expected that aluminium prices would advance in the future reflecting the improved outlook of the supply and demand situation with the tight alumina supplies. On October 7, distant month rose to 166.9 y
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Date 19/11/1999
Ljubljana Stock Exchange October Monthly Statistics
The total turnover of securities on the Exchange amounted to SIT 27.7 billion in October and reached the highest value this year, after the amount of SIT 23.5 billion in September.
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Date 19/11/1999
HKFE Panel Sees Three-month HIBOR Falling
The Hong Kong Futures Exchange's (HKFE) panel of forecasters from 10 banks predicts the three-month HIBOR (Hong Kong interbank offered rate) will be one quarter percentage point lower on 17 January 2000 compared to its level on 15 November 1999 since the rate has already reflected Y2K fears and year-end financing pressures. The panel also sees one-month HIBOR rising slightly between now and mid-January 2000. Both forecasts appear in the latest edition of the HKFE's "HIBOR Futures Market Update"
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Date 19/11/1999
Botswana Stock Exchange Market Commentary
The market lost ground and closed the week 0.9% lower on weakness in two key bank stocks. Stanchart fell P1.00 to P40.00 from its all-time high of P41.00 on weak volume. FNBB added to the weakness losing 25t to P31.00, also on weak volume. Chobe on the other hand enjoyed good volumes, trading unchanged at P1.70 on over 100,000 shares. Sechaba was also unchanged at P4.60 on well over half a million shares. MRIB reversed last week's gains to end the week 5t lower at P1.80 on just over 13,000 share
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Date 18/11/1999
The Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Will Hold A Conference On Capital Formation For Growth Enterprises
To mark the launch of the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM), the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, together with the Taiwan Business Association (HK) Ltd and Taiwan Business Weekly Magazine, will hold a conference on capital formation for growth enterprises on December 3 at the Taipei International Convention Centre.
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Date 18/11/1999
The Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Amends GEM Listing Rules
The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has amended with immediate effect the GEM Listing Rules governing the public float requirements and accounting standards.
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Date 18/11/1999
OM To Launch First UK Electricity Futures Market
The UK Power Exchange, OM's electricity market for the UK today announced that it will create the UK's first electricity futures market from May 2000. This follows OM's announcement in June 1999, that it would create UK's first Power Exchange, to be known as UKPX.
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Date 18/11/1999
Five Petition Candidates Added To CBOT Election Ballot
Five candidates have been added by petition to the ballot for the December 8, 1999, Chicago Board of Trade annual election. In addition to nominees previously announced by the CBOT Nominating Committee, the annual election ballot will include:
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Date 18/11/1999
CBOT Leaders Respond To Petition Vote
CBOT Chairman David P. Brennan and CBOT President Thomas R. Donovan issued the following joint statement today regarding the petitions vote by CBOT members yesterday.
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