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  • Conclusion Of Amsterdam Exchanges' Investigation: Nyloplast Violated Listing And Issuing Rules

    Date 24/02/2000

    In September 1999 Amsterdam Exchanges started an investigation into Nyloplast's possible violation of section 28h of the Listing and Issuing Rules in connection with turnover and profit forecasts made on 31 March 1999 and the half-yearly figures published on 30 August 1999. This investigation has now been concluded.

  • Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Announces Changes Of Designated Securities For Short Selling

    Date 23/02/2000

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong announces that with effect from 28 February 2000, 24 additional securities will be eligible for short selling and 12 existing Designated Securities will be removed from the list. The total number of Designated Securities for short selling will be 194. A list of the Designated Securities to be added and removed is attached for your information. The revised list of all Designated Securities is also available on the Exchange's web site (http://www.sehk.com.hk).

  • Nymex To Increase Palladium Margins

    Date 23/02/2000

    The New York Mercantile Exchange will increase its palladium margins as of the close of business today to $15,000 from $6,500 for clearing members; to $16,500 from $7,150 for members; and to $20,250 from $8,775 for customers.

  • Nasdaq Composite Index Sets New Record High - One-day Point Gain Record Also Established

    Date 23/02/2000

    The Nasdaq Composite® Index closed today at 4550.33-the highest level since it was established 29 years ago-with preliminary figures showing the Composite up 168.21 points for the day and 11.82 percent for the year. The Composite's last all-time high was set on February 17, 2000, when it reached 4548.92.

  • CME Files For Regulatory Approval To Trade Futures, Options On FORTUNE e-50 Index

    Date 23/02/2000

    The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) announced that it filed today for regulatory approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to trade the FORTUNE e-50 Index, one of two new indexes licensed last week by FORTUNE for trading on the CME.