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added: 09-01-2008

During 2007, 212 million electronic equity trades, with a combined value of £3.2 trillion (€4.7 trillion), were carried out on the cash markets of Borsa Italiana and the London Stock Exchange. The average daily number of trades over the year increased 55 per cent on 2006 to 839,244, while the average daily value traded grew 41 per cent to £12.8 billion (€18.6 billion).
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added: 09-01-2008

NYSE Euronext (NYX) reported record transaction volumes in U.S. and European trading operations for 2007 with impressive gains in overall volume in all categories in December and full-year 2007.
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added: 04-01-2008

The number of IPOs in 2007 was the smallest since the establishment of Japan’s small-company stock markets, such as TSE Mothers, OSE Hercules and Nagoya Centrex. During the year, we saw a rapid increase in the hurdles that companies had to overcome to receive approval for an IPO. For example, the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law requires tighter internal controls, stock exchange listing examinations are much more rigorous, and accounting firms use extremely conservative standards for their audits.
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added: 03-01-2008

In December there were 3,541,200 online advertised vacancies, a rise of 6 percent from last December, according to The Conference Board Help-Wanted OnLine Data Series™. While this number is up from last year, it was down by 13 percent from the November level, mostly due to a downward seasonal pattern which began with the Thanksgiving holiday.
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added: 31-12-2007

In 2007, NYSE Euronext’s U.S. and European equities markets attracted more initial public offering (IPO) proceeds than any other exchange group, according to preliminary year-end data. IPOs on NYSE Euronext markets raised a total of $78/€53 billion in proceeds, including closed-end funds. Excluding closed-end funds, IPOs on NYSE Euronext markets raised a total of $48/€33 billion, also more than any other exchange.
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added: 28-12-2007

Money-raised by companies conducting international IPOs during 2007 reconfirms the London Stock Exchange’s position as the world’s most international equity market. During 2007, London’s markets attracted 86 international IPOs by companies from 22 countries (excluding the UK). Between them they raised £14.5 billion. This was more than double the £7.0 billion worth of offerings by the 33 non-US companies which conducted IPOs on NYSE during the same period, and more than the £9.0 billion worth of international IPOs on NYSE and Nasdaq combined.
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added: 28-12-2007

NYSE Euronext (NYX) announced its preliminary year-end business highlights. Upon the April 4, 2007 closing of the merger between NYSE Group, Inc. and Euronext N.V., the resulting company NYSE Euronext began trading in Paris and New York under the ticker symbol NYX.
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added: 12-12-2007

The average daily number of order book trades on the cash markets of Borsa Italiana and the London Stock Exchange increased 69 per cent on the same month last year to a record 1.1 million during November. The average daily value traded also rose, up 50 per cent to £15.1 billion (€21.2 billion). During the month, the total number of order book trades reached 23.2 million and the total value traded was £332.8 billion (€465.8 billion).
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added: 07-12-2007

CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse exchange, announced November volume averaged 13.0 million contracts per day, up 41 percent from November 2006, and second only to August in terms of highest monthly average daily volume during 2007.
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added: 06-12-2007

At seven, the number of November IPOs was slightly below average for this month. By market, there were three IPOs on JASDAQ, one on JASDAQ/NEO, one on OSE Hercules, one on the Nagoya 2nd section, and one on Nagoya Centrex.

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