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Turnover at Deutsche Borse's cash markets at 109 billion euros in May
May 3, 2013--Order book turnover on Xetra, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Tradegate stood at €109.2 billion in May (May 2012: €101.3 billion). Of the €109.2 billion, €99.5 billion were attributable to Xetra (May 2012: €94.1 billion).
€5.4 billion were attributable to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (May 2012: €4.8 billion). Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €4.3 billion in May (May 2012: €2.3 billion).
In equities, turnover reached €93.9 billion on Deutsche Börse’s cash markets (Xetra: €87.5 billion, Frankfurt Stock Exchange: €2.5 billion, Tradegate Exchange: €3.9 billion). Turnover in bonds was €1.5 billion, and in structured products on Scoach €1.5 billion. Order book turnover in ETFs/ETCs/ETNs amounted to €11.5 billion.
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Source: Deutsche Börse
Component Changes Made to STOXX Blue-chip Indices
June 3, 2013--Changes are due to fast entry rule
June 3, 2013--STOXX Limited, the market-moving provider of innovative, tradable and global index concepts, today announced component changes in the STOXX Europe 50, STOXX Asia/Pacific 50 and STOXX North America 50 indices due to the fast entry rule.
These changes become effective with the open of markets on June 24, 2013.
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Source: STOXX
May Statistics Report From The NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchanges
June 3, 2013--The value of average daily share trading amounted to EUR 2.2 billion, compared to EUR 2.0 billion during the past 12-month period.
The average number of trades per trading day was 311,352, compared to 302,829 during the past 12-month period. The total market cap of listed companies at NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange amounted to EUR 841 billion, compared to EUR 659 billion in May 2012.
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Source: Mondovisione
The Spanish stock exchange traded EURO 267.93 billion to May
June 3, 2013--Equity trading volume in May reached €48.12 billion
ETF trading to the end of May was up 50% year on year
In May trading on BME's Derivatives market came in at 3.4 million contracts
The number of trades on BME's Corporate Debt market was the highest so far this year and more than nine times as high as in the same period in 2012
Equities
The equity trading volume on the Spanish Stock Exchange to the end of May was €267.93 billion, down 14.4% from the same period last year. The trading volume in May was €48.12 billion, down 16.5% from April.
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Source: BME
ESMA publishes review on impact of short selling regulation
June 3, 2013--The European Securities and Markets Authority has published its Technical Advice 2013/evaluating the impact of the Regulation on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps (Regulation) on European financial markets.
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Evercore Pan Asset unveils tracker fund portfolios
June 3, 2013--Evercore Pan Asset has launched a new range of risk-rated low-cost model portfolios using tracker funds.
The six-strong Pan Asset fund range will follow the same strategy as its Pan Dynamic fund of exchange traded funds (ETFs) range, but at a lower cost due to its use of tracker funds. The annual management charge (AMC) for the funds has been set at 0.25%, with the additional cost of the underlying funds between 0.18% and 0.23%. The Pan Dynamic funds feature the same 0.25% AMC, but the underlying funds cost between 0.26% and 0.46%
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Source: CityWire
Boost-Sustainable dividends should lure investors into UK stocks
June 3, 2013--The restructured UK corporate sector is helping the FTSE 100 regain appeal from investors seeking income yield.
Balance sheet deleveraging and cost reductions have put dividend growth on a sustainable longer term footing and should help preserve UK equity market’s competitive edge
Investors seeking a leveraged exposure in high income yielding stocks may consider the Boost FTSE 100 3x Leverage Daily ETP (3UKL)
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Source: Boost ETPs
Luxembourg regulator acts to salvage reputation
June 2, 2013--The good name of Luxembourg's financial regulator took a hit last week.
The European Securities and Markets Authority, the financial supervisory authority that monitors regulatory standards across Europe, revealed at the end of last month
that it is investigating allegations against Luxembourg's Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier. The charges are that the CSSF failed to appropriately deal with a bond fund that violated its investment rules.
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Source: FT.com
New ETF reporting regime to allay transparency fears and boost demand
May 31, 2013--Stock exchanges across Europe are set to implement a new trade reporting regime for exchange traded funds (ETFs) ahead of forthcoming regulation, in a move that will improve the transparency and significantly boost market growth.
Major European stock exchanges, including Germany’s Deutsche Börse, are planning to offer reporting of ETFs that are traded over-the-counter (OTC) for the first time, to show a more accurate picture of the volumes traded in any one ETF.
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Source: CityWire
IMF Sweden-2013 Article IV Consultation: Concluding Statement of the Mission
May 31, 2013--Sweden's economy performed well through the crisis. but growth has moderated recently...
1. Growth has slowed in a difficult external environment. Recovering quickly from the Great Recession, Sweden led much of the rest of Europe in 2010-11, and its current account remains in strong surplus. But the economy decelerated in 2012 together with its main trading partners.
Uncertainty about euro area developments contributes to weak investment. Housing credit continues to expand, despite the still high rate of unemployment. Headline inflation has recently turned negative and is well below the Riksbank’s target much due to the direct result of the Riksbank’s interest rate cuts. Core inflation as measured by the CPIF is somewhat higher, but still below target. This reflects the strengthening of the krona possibly exacerbated by safe-haven flows, as well as the opening of a small output gap. In real effective terms, the krona is still mildly below, but close to, its medium-term fundamentals.
2. The outlook is for gradual improvement. At about 1.1 percent, growth will remain modest this year. But it should gather speed by 2014, reaching 2.3 percent for the year, with exports and private expenditure picking up as the uncertainty associated with the euro area crisis slowly recedes. Unemployment is expected to decline only gradually, reflecting the lingering impact of the 2009 crisis and the time required for recent reforms to translate into employment gains.
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Source: IMF
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