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In 2006, Japan’s domestic steel demand from manufacturers continued at a high level as in the previous year, led by such industries as motor vehicles, shipbuilding and industrial machinery.
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Investors drove an impressive rally in New York on Tuesday; they're now betting the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week; another round of upbeat news from technology companies also drove the results.
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Standard & Poor's announced that the world's emerging and developed equity markets posted negative returns in August with emerging markets declining 1.94% and developed markets falling 0.36% for the month.
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The US markets closed little changed on Monday as strength in technology stocks helped offset lingering concerns about the credit and mortgage markets.
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A combination of market volatility, the introduction of TradElect and recent enhancements to the volume discount scheme contributed to a surge in trading volumes on SETS, the London Stock Exchange’s electronic order book, during August. The number of trades on SETS exceeded a million on three separate days during August, helping to take the average daily number of trades to a new high of 688,391, an increase of 141 per cent on August last year. The average daily value traded on SETS was also a record at £9.9 billion, an increase of 96 per cent on August 2006.
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There were 12 IPOs in August compared with 11 one year ago. Three IPOs were on TSE Mothers, there were two each on the TSE 1st section, OSE Hercules and JASDAQ, and one each on the TSE 2nd section, Fukuoka exchange and Fukuoka Q-Board. During the first eight months of 2007, there have been 89 IPOs, a decline of 23 compared with the 112 IPOs in 2006 by the end of August.
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American markets tumbled on Friday as economic data stoked fears that the economy is heading for a recession.
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Record transaction volumes on its U.S. and European cash equities and derivatives exchanges in August produced the busiest trading month ever for NYSE Euronext (NYX), the world’s most liquid and most diversified global exchange group.
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The rally in New York came to a full stop yesterday, as financials took a hit and economic news weighed on the broader market.
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CME Group announced August volume averaged 14.9 million contracts per day, up 78 percent from August 2006. Total monthly volume exceeded 341 million contracts, of which 77 percent was traded electronically. Total options volume averaged a record 3.0 million contracts per day, up 69 percent from August 2006. Electronic options volume averaged a record 442,000 contracts per day, up 107 percent from the same period a year ago, representing 15 percent of total CME Group options volume.
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