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  • ASIC: Local Court Dismisses Insider Trading Charges Against Darren Wayne Thompson

    Date 26/05/2017

    On 23 May 2017, following a two-day committal hearing at the Sydney Downing Centre, Local Court Magistrate Greg Grogin did not commit Mr Darren Wayne Thompson for trial on any of the 11 charges of procuring insider trading.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Trading Report - 26th May, 2017

    Date 26/05/2017

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

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange: SME Board’s 2016 Earnings Growth Hits Five-Year Record High, Showcasing Great Growth Potential

    Date 26/05/2017

    2016 is the first year of China’s 13th Five-Year Plan and a difficult crucial year for promoting the supply-side structural reform. The listed companies on SME Board, as representatives of China’s outstanding SMEs, have energetically promoted technical innovation, product upgrade and industry transformation, delivering total operation revenue of around 3 trillion yuan and total net profit of 22.4888 billion yuan in 2016. On average, their 2016 operating revenue and net profit are 3.526 billion yuan and 264 million yuan respectively, with respective year-on-year growth being 17.16% and 30.32%. Both of revenue growth and profit growth have hit the record high in recent five years and the overall performance increases at a steady pace.

  • RSRCHXchange Wins ‘Most Innovative Data Product’ At The Annual Financial News Trading And Technology Awards

    Date 26/05/2017

    RSRCHXchange, the MiFID II research solution and  marketplace for institutional research, won the award for ‘Most Innovative Data Product’ at the annual Financial News Trading and Technology Awards held in London on 25 May 2017.

  • CESC Monthly Index Report, April 2017

    Date 26/05/2017

    Highlights

    • Mainland funds continued to flow into Hong Kong stocks, with CES SCHK100, which tracks Hong Kong blue chips up 2.6 per cent. Mainland A-share prices fluctuated sharply, with CES A80 down 0.1 per cent. Strong performance in Hong Kong stocks pushed CES 300 up 1.1 per cent.
    • Mainland export growth hit a two-year high in March, with the biggest contribution from Mainland private enterprises. CES P ELITE rose 5.3 per cent.
    • Macau’s gaming revenue increased year-on-year for the ninth consecutive month. CES G10 surged 6.7 per cent.
    • France’s CAC40 rose 2.8 per cent as the likelihood of the country’s leaving the EU diminished. Korean stocks hit a new high since the beginning of the year, with KOSPI up 2.1 per cent. Greater challenges in the Brexit negotiation drove FTSE 100 down 1.6 per cent.The exchange rate of Renminbi stabilised. Restrictions on capital outflow were partially relaxed.
    • The ADT of A-share index futures traded in Singapore fell 10 per cent year-on-year.