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Borsa Italiana Monthly Key Figures - November 2001

Date 07/12/2001

Turnover for November was EUR 56,900.6 million. This compares to EUR 57,978.0 million in October. Domestic turnover in November was EUR 49,143.9 million, foreign turnover EUR 4,112.2 million, Nuovo Mercato, Domestic, EUR 3,605.5 million, Nuovo Mercato, Foreign, EUR 14.4 million and on the Ristretto market EUR 24.5 million.
Winnipeg Commodity Exchange: Potential Opportunities In March Canola Options

Date 06/12/2001

Implied volatility at the daily close of trade for the at-the-money March 02 canola options has ranged between a high of 22.4% and a low of 16.0% since August 2001. During the same period, the underlying canola futures historical volatility (standardized to 20 trading days) has ranged from a high of 21.3% to a low of 8.4%. Both the implied and underlying historical volatility ended the month well within the ranges seen in the previous two years at 17.1% and 16.6% respectively.
Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Total Canola Futures And Options Volumes Surpass Year Ago Totals

Date 06/12/2001

Activity in canola futures pit trade was higher for the month of November, up 21.1% to 164,930 contracts, compared to the 136,232 contracts attained in November 2000. As well, crop and calendar year-to-date volumes were up 7.4% and 28.4% respectively, over the same period a year ago. Open interest levels in canola futures on November 30, 2001 were 8.8% higher than the same date in 2000.
Trading Volumes Rise In November - Euronext N.V. Key Indicators

Date 06/12/2001

Equities Trading volumes rise in November Equity trading through Euronext NV orderbooks totalled €141.31 billion in November, up 2.5% from October. Average daily trading volume was up 7.4%.
Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In The S&P/CDNX Composite Index

Date 06/12/2001

Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces the following changes to the S&P/CDNX Composite Index prior to its launch on Monday, December 10, 2001. A constituent list containing 545 companies eligible for inclusion in the index was made public on November 7, 2001. According to index methodology, companies are removed from the index if they are delisted from the CDNX or moved to another exchange.

SEC Commissioner Laura S. Unger Releases Report, Recommends Improvements To Regulation FD

Date 06/12/2001

Commissioner Laura S. Unger of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today issued a report examining the impact of Regulation Fair Disclosure on the marketplace. In effect since October 2000, the Commission adopted Regulation FD to end issuers selectively disclosing important or "material" company information to analysts. Reviewing Regulation FD's first year, the report, "Regulation FD Revisited," makes certain findings and recommendations based on an April SEC Roundtable and industry surv
Quarterly-Term Futures To Be Launched On EEX Futures Market December 17. New Products Supplement Product Portfolio - Cascading In One-Year Futures On December 27

Date 06/12/2001

EEX European Energy Exchange will launch three-month (quarterly-term) futures on electricity for trading on December 17. With the introduction of quarterly-term futures, as announced, EEX is expanding its product family to include futures products that are used intensively on the OTC market. EEX is thus offering a complete product family of one-month, three-month and 12-month futures that the participants can use in futures trading to hedge against electricity price fluctuations.
Program Trading Averaged 24.1 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Nov. 19-23, 2001

Date 06/12/2001

The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Nov. 19-23, 2001.
NZSE Makes More Information Available To Investors

Date 06/12/2001

The NZSE can now provide summary depth information to brokers who can distribute it through their websites.
NYSE Appoints Darla C. Stuckey As Corporate Secretary

Date 06/12/2001

The New York Stock Exchange Board of Directors today approved the promotion of Darla C. Stuckey to corporate secretary, effective Jan. 1, 2002. She will succeed James E. Buck, who is retiring at the end of this year at the age of 65.