Commodity derivatives
SGX steps ups offering to compete with SMX
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) will introduce a fresh range of commodity products in the first quarter of 2010.
Dealers are anxiously awaiting an announcement by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) about a new position limit regime for energy derivatives markets, which is expected by December 21....
Iberian power market derivatives exchange Operator del Mercado lbérico de Energía (OMIP) plans to have all of its trading on trading platform provider Trayport's Exchange Trading System by July 2010,...
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New Indian Commodity Exchange to go live within a week
India's fourth national commodity exchange, the Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX), is set to go live in less than a week's time, Reuters have reported
Newedge launches India office and plans further expansion
French joint-venture brokerage Newedge has opened an office in Mumbai, aimed at giving international investors access to the growing market, and eventually providing for the developing investor base in the country. Pierre Gay, the firm's Hong Kong-based...
Ice to launch ASCI contracts
IntercontinentalExchange (Ice) has introduced more than 40 new over-the-counter cleared energy contracts for North American natural gas, power, natural gas liquids and global oil products, including two contracts based on the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI)....
US power market exchange expands offering
Nodal Exchange and clearing house LCH.Clearnet have extended expiries on 144 peak and off-peak contracts available on the exchange to include current month plus 48 months forward.
UPDATED: Nymex follows Saudi sour crude endorsement with new contracts
Nymex is to launch two sour crude oil contracts after Saudi Aramco’s announcement this week that it will use the Argus Sour Crude Index (ASCI) as a benchmark for US sales from January 2010.
Battle formations
Major Chinese entities and international banks are steeling themselves for a protracted battle on multiple fronts related to the use of over-the-counter derivatives. The confrontation is killing business and preventing some Chinese entities from hedging...
CME & Ice: Position limits shouldn't be anti-competitive
The heads of the two biggest US energy derivatives exchanges claim they accept the idea of new market position limits, but say any new regime must be implemented in a way that preserves competition. The remarks came from Craig Donohue and Jeff Sprecher,...
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