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Trayport's Monthly Report March 2019: TTF Up 22% Vs February To Surpass 3,800 TWh, NBP Grows 27% MoM, German Power Down 5% MoM, Emissions Down Vs February

Date 12/04/2019

March 2019 saw 10.083 million monthly contracts traded, up 12% MoM, a record high and the first time the figure has broken 10 million contracts traded (since our records began in Jan-11). Euro Gas drove the volume, up 17% MoM, contributing to over 85% of the total MoM change as we saw TTF reach a new high. UK Gas rose the most in percentage growth terms, up 27%, whilst Coal (up 5%) and UK Power (up 4%) saw smaller increases. Emissions’ volume volatility so far this year continued, down 11%, whilst Euro Power fell 4% vs February. YTD monthly contracts traded are 27.884 million, up 20% vs 2018.

Welcome Address By Oscar N. Onyema, OON, CEO Of The Nigerian Stock Exchange At The Fintechngr Social Meet 4.0 Held At The Event Centre Of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos On Thursday, April 11, 2019

Date 12/04/2019

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen:

I am very pleased to welcome you to the FinTechNGR Social Meet 4.0, hosted by The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). As an active member of the association, it is an honor to be hosting colleagues and friends to another evening of interactions, deep discussions and expositions in a relaxed atmosphere after a long day’s work.

Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Report -12 April 2019

Date 12/04/2019

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

ACER Consultation On Single Capacity Booking Platform For Gas Between Germany And Poland

Date 12/04/2019

The Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) invites third parties to submit their views on the Agency's proceeding to decide on the single capacity booking platform to be used at the border between Germany and Poland, at the Mallnow physical interconnection point and at the GCP virtual interconnection point.

Declaration By The High Representative On Behalf Of The EU On Respect For The Rules-Based Order In Cyberspace

Date 12/04/2019

The European Union and its Member States are firm promoters of an open, stable and secure cyberspace, respectful of human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law. Cyberspace offers significant opportunities for social, political and economic development.

Gateway Real Estate AG New In Prime Standard - Real Estate Developer On The Frankfurt Stock Exchange Since Today

Date 12/04/2019

The shares of Gateway Real Estate AG (ISIN: DE000A0JJTG7) are listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as of today. Around 170 million ordinary bearer shares were included in trading.

Professor Anil Kashyap And Michael Saunders Reappointed To Bank Of England Policy Committees

Date 12/04/2019

The Chancellor today (12 April) announced the reappointment of 2 members of the Bank of England Policy Committees.

Decisions Taken By The Governing Council Of The ECB (In Addition To Decisions Setting Interest Rates) - Disclosure Of Eurosystem Income Figures Related To The Securities Markets Programme

Date 12/04/2019

On 22 March 2019 the Governing Council approved the publication on the ECB’s website of the ECB Feedback on the input provided by the European Parliament as part of its resolution on the ECB Annual Report 2017. As part of this publication, the Governing Council decided to disclose the Eurosystem Securities Markets Programme (SMP) income on the Irish, Greek, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese portfolios generated between 2010 and 2017 and the expected income from 2018 until the full amortisation of the SMP. The ECB Feedback to the European Parliament was published on the ECB’s website alongside the ECB Annual Report 2018.

ESMA Update On No-Deal Brexit Preparations

Date 12/04/2019

ESMA statements and measures on no-deal Brexit scenario preparations referring to 12 April 2019 should now be read as referring to 31 October 2019.

Statement By Mario Draghi, President Of The ECB, At The Thirty-Ninth Meeting Of The International Monetary And Financial Committee, Washington, D.C., 12 April 2019

Date 12/04/2019

The euro area economy expanded at a slower pace in 2018, following robust growth in the previous year. The economy grew by 1.9% in year-on-year terms, marking a sizeable moderation in the pace of economic expansion. While there are signs that some of the idiosyncratic domestic factors dampening growth are fading, global headwinds continue to weigh on euro area growth developments. The persistence of uncertainties, related to geopolitical factors, the threat of protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets, is leaving marks on economic sentiment. At the same time, the economy continues to exhibit a high level of capacity utilisation, and the unemployment rate in the euro area has continued its downward trend, falling to its lowest level since October 2008. The number of people in employment has increased by more than ten million since mid-2013. Nevertheless, since the Annual Meetings in October 2018, incoming data have been weak, in particular in the manufacturing and tradable goods sectors, reflecting a slowdown in external demand. This was compounded by some country and sector-specific factors that are turning out to have somewhat longer-lasting effects than previously expected.