Moscow Exchange registers another derivatives trading interruption
Trading in derivatives was interrupted for nearly an hour today, with the cause being investigated.
Read moreTrading in derivatives was interrupted for nearly an hour today, with the cause being investigated.
Read moreMonthly Forex volumes at MOEX reached RUB 34.6 trillion ($523 billion) in September 2015, marking a rise of 9.2% from the result of RUB 31.7 trillion registered in August 2015.
Read moreMoscow Exchange, or Moskovskaya Birzha OAO (MCX:MOEX), today announced a set of achievements regarding the performance of the derivatives trading segment in September 2015. The first day of September saw 2.6 million trades executed in the derivatives market, the highest daily result since MOEX started offering trading with derivatives. The achievement was ahead of the…
Read moreMOEX's Supervisory Board agreed to raise the payout floor from 50% to 55% of the Group's net profit.
Read moreDerivatives trading was interrupted again at the Moscow Exchange earlier today, with the need to reload the core of the trading system blamed for the interruption.
Read moreThe trading venue has confirmed that tech issues have prompted it to stop publishing RTS data for more than an hour.
Read moreThe new technology will be used for off-exchange DVP transactions denominated in Russian rubles, US dollars, Euro and Chinese yuan.
Read moreMoscow Exchange has just explained that the reason for the trading interruption on its Forex, derivatives, equities & bonds markets, and money markets, was a tech failure at the M1 data centre.
Read moreThe website of the biggest Russian trading venue has also been inaccessible in the early afternoon, with the Exchange confirming it is going through an emergency situation.
Read moreMonthly FX volumes at the Exchange amounted to RUB 31.7 trillion ($471 billion) in August 2015, up 10.5% from the already robust result of RUB 28.8 trillion registered in July 2015.
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