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  • Dalian Commodity Exchange Launches Revised No. 2 Soybeans Futures Contract

    Date 07/06/2017

    After major revisions to the contract and rules, Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) new No. 2 Soybeans futures’ contract was officially listed on May 31. The first contract being launched was the 1805 contract. The listing price was RMB 3,230 / tonne on its first trading day, at a discount of RMB 644 / tonne from the domestic No. 1 Soybeans 1805 futures contract’s closing price on May 26, which was RMB 3,874 / tonne.

  • Notice On The Mermbership Of 46 Futures Firms Approved By Shanghai International Energy Exchange

    Date 07/06/2017

    Having been reviewed by the Board of Directors on June 5, 2017, Shanghai International Energy Exchange (“INE”), a subsidiary of Shanghai Futures Exchange, has approved the membership of 46 futures firms (See Attachment for details) pursuant to the Membership Management Rules of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange and relevant provisions. 


  • Monetary Authority Of Singapore: Facilitating The Provision Of Digital Advisory Services

    Date 07/06/2017

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today released a consultation paper on proposals to facilitate the provision of digital advisory services1 (also known as robo-advisory services) in Singapore. The proposals seek to support innovation in financial services by recognising the unique characteristics of digital platforms.  

  • Market-Oriented Blue-Chips On Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s Main Board Deliver Steadily Increasing Performance

    Date 07/06/2017

    In 2016, the companies listed on SZSE’s Main Board have implemented CPC Central Committee’s strategic deployment of “supply-side structural reform” and moved forward the development of “cutting overcapacity, destocking, deleveraging, reducing costs and identifying growth areas” to constantly deepen transformation and upgrade.

  • S&P Dow Jones Indices Europe Index Dashboard: S&P Select Sectors

    Date 06/06/2017

    • Utilities and Technology were May's top performing sectors, both up 4%. Energy was the worst performer, down by 4%.
    • Utilities and Real Estate offered the highest dividend yields. 
    • Energy and Financials were the cheapest sectors based on lower P/E and P/B valuations, and higher relative betas.

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