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  • EEX Group Monthly Volumes – August 2025

    Date 05/09/2025

    EEX Group reports its August monthly volumes with the following highlights:

    • The EEX Group Global Power markets reported a monthly trading volume of 903.8 TWh, marking a 3% Year-on-Year decrease. The European Power Spot markets contributed 72.5 TWh to the overall volume (+1% YoY) while European Power Derivatives markets totalled 587.8 TWh, remaining stable in comparison to August 2024. EEX-PXE Power futures for the Romanian power futures market reached a monthly record with 1.9 TWh. The EEX Irish Power Futures also recorded their highest monthly volume since launch, with 44 GWh traded.
    • Japanese Power Futures reached a monthly traded volume of 8.9 TWh, a +28% Year-on-Year increase. 
    • The EEX Group Global Natural Gas markets reported a 18% YoY volume increase to 618.9 TWh, driven by the European Natural Gas Spot market, which reached 264.2 TWh (+15% YoY) and the European Natural Gas Derivatives market with 345.4 TWh (+29% YoY). The UK Natural Gas Spot (NBP) totaled a record volume of 30.6 TWh (+132%YoY), exceeding a monthly 30 TWh for the first time, while Spanish Natural Gas Futures (PVB) saw an remarkable +219% Year-on-Year growth. 
    • Trading in GO Futures in August resulted in 3.2 TWh, the second highest volume since launch. Over the past year, EEX has seen a trend of steady volume growth and consistent trading of all four GO contracts.

  • The EBA Welcomes Feedback On Its Draft Technical Package And New Enhanced DPM 2.0 Glossary

    Date 05/09/2025

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) today published a draft technical package for version 4.2 of its reporting framework, marking a key milestone in the transition to the DPM 2.0 standard and the introduction of a fully enhanced semantic glossary.

  • SEC And CFTC Issue Joint Statement On Regulatory Harmonization Efforts: Will Co-Host Roundtable Sept. 29

    Date 05/09/2025

    The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today issued a joint statement on regulatory harmonization opportunities and announced a joint roundtable to be held on Sept. 29, 2025, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

  • Joint Statement From The Chairman Of The SEC And Acting Chairman Of The CFTC - Chairman Paul S. Atkins, U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission, And Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

    Date 05/09/2025

    As the markets for securities and non-securities increasingly converge, we are excited to embark on a new beginning for coordination between U.S. market regulators. The work of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has never been more intertwined—and the wave of innovation before us never more dependent on the depth of our cooperation. Harmonization between U.S. market regulators is essential to the viability of a broad range of innovative products. Today, we build on our divisions’ joint statement on facilitating trading of certain spot crypto asset products and highlight the innovations that greater harmonization of SEC and CFTC regulatory frameworks can unleash.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Report - 5 September 2025

    Date 05/09/2025

    Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly summary report.

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