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HKEX Announces Temporary Holiday Risk Management Arrangements - Mandatory Intra-Day Variation Adjustment Call In Respect Of The Tuen Ng Festival

Date 03/06/2016

All markets operated by the Hong Kong Futures Exchange will be closed for business on 9 June 2016. In order to assure that safeguards are in place against potential market risks that may arise during the aforesaid period when some of the major markets are open, the Clearing House has decided to make a mandatory intra-day variation adjustment call on Clearing Participants in the Hang Seng Index (“HSI”), Mini-Hang Seng Index (“MHI”), H-Shares Index (“HHI”), Mini H-Shares Index (“MCH”), HSCEI Dividend Point Index (“DHH”) and USD/CNH Futures (“CUS”) markets on Wednesday, 8 June 2016.
Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Trading Report - 3 June, 2016

Date 03/06/2016

Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly trading report for week ending 3 June, 2016.
Summary Of May 2016 Activities At TOCOM - TOCOM May Volume Averaged 109,860 Contracts Per Day, Down 6.2% - Total Monthly Volume Gained 23.0% Y-O-Y

Date 03/06/2016

The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that average daily volume for May 2016 was 109,860 contracts, down 6.2%. TOCOM’s largest contracts saw lower volume; Gold Standard dropped 2.8% to 34,636 contracts, Dubai Crude Oil fell 11.4% to 24,425 contracts and Rubber was down 8.3% to 10,505 contracts. Total monthly volume was up 23.0% to 2,087,332 contracts year-on-year.
HKEX: Exchange Publishes Guidance Letter On IPO Vetting And Suitability For Listing

Date 03/06/2016

The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the Exchange), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), today (Friday) issued a guidance letter (GL) on initial public offering (IPO) vetting and suitability for listing.
Open Interest Of TOCOM Gold Rolling Spot Exceeds 100,000 Lots

Date 03/06/2016

The Tokyo Commodity Exchange Inc. announced that open interest of Gold Rolling Spot futures contract was 100,399 contracts at the close of the June 2 sessions rising above 100,000 contracts for the first time.

The Board Of Oslo Børs Approves Treasure For Listing

Date 03/06/2016

At its meeting on 3 June 2016, the Board of Directors of Oslo Børs resolved to admit the shares in Treasure ASA to listing on Oslo Børs.
Euronext Announces Volumes For May 2016

Date 03/06/2016

Euronext, the leading exchange in the Eurozone, today announced trading volumes for May 2016.
Wiener Borse Monthly Statistic For May 2016

Date 03/06/2016

The monthly statistic includes turnover data broken down by market segments and markets, as well as index values.
Dalian Commodity Exchange Imposes Regulatory Measure On Group Of Accounts

Date 03/06/2016

Recently, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) imposed regulatory measure on a group of related accounts under common control breaching position limits. Recently, a group of related accounts under common control named So-and-So Investment violated the position limits on the related contracts of the egg futures, and reached the conditions of DCE for punishment for the third time. According to the “Related Regulatory Conditions and Punishment Procedures in ‘Measures of Dalian Commodity Exchange for Management of Unusual Transactions (for Trial Implementation)’”, it has been decided to impose the regulatory measure of banning the above-mentioned group of related accounts under common control from opening positions on the corresponding contracts for 6 months.
EPEX SPOT: Day-Ahead And Intraday Trading Systems To Be Harmonised Across Central Western Europe - More Liquidity Through One Integrated Intraday Market Area For The Entire Region

Date 03/06/2016

The systems used by EPEX SPOT for power spot trading will replace the APX trading system in the Netherlands and Belgium by the end of 2016. The current solution used by APX, EuroLight®, will be succeeded by ETS for the Day-Ahead, and to M7 for continuous Intraday trading. Thus all EPEX SPOT power spot markets in Central Western Europe (CWE) – Germany/Austria, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland – will run on unified power trading systems. Trading participants will benefit from a simplified infrastructure and the possibility to trade power across the CWE region on one single screen per market segment.