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FREE ARTICLEThe Munich-based IFO Institute said its index of world economic sentiment has plunged to 60.0 in Q4 compared to 73.4 in the previous three months, which was the worse level in 20yrs. "On the whole, the survey data point to a global recession," a read this

FREE ARTICLENovember 19th, 2008 - Instinet strengthens Asia-Pacific business with new management structure read this

FREE ARTICLEUS shares closed sharply lower with more trouble unfolding for the financial sector on Citibank's announcement it would cut 52k jobs. The Dow and S&P were both off 2.6%. The Nasdaq fell 2.3%. Citi dropped 6.6%. Asian shares took a beating ami read this

FREE ARTICLENovember 13th, 2008 - Additional local firms broaden choice for advanced execution read this

FREE ARTICLEThe USD consolidated gains in Asia after briefly making fresh highs in early trading. The EUR/USD fell to 1.2438 and the GBP/USD to 1.4836 in the wake of the 411 pt decline in the DJIA and on the after-hours stock market news that Intel has slashed its sa read this

FREE ARTICLE* BOE Inflation Report likely to revise down GDP, CPI projections, signal more rate cuts * EZ industrial production, seen down 1.6% m/m in Sep (median -1.4%) * European calendar also has UK Oct claimant count data and September average earnings read this

FREE ARTICLE* German Nov ZEW Sentiment seen rising to still weak -61 (median 59.5), from -63 * European calendar also has U.K. visible trade, seen at -GBP 8.0 bln (median same) * UK BRC retail sales fell 0.1% in Oct, first decline since Apr 2005 * UK RICS read this

FREE ARTICLEAUD/USD held steady after recovering from early European lows of 0.6640. A broadly softer dollar tone and demand for the JPY crosses lifted AUD/USD above 0.6700 midway in the European morning, where it remained supported. However, volatile trading is read this

FREE ARTICLE* ECB expected to cut rates by 50bp and to indicate further downward move in December * BoE seen to cut rates by at least 50bp, possibly 100 bp; to indicate further cuts ahead * UK economy shrank 0.5% in the three months to October according to NI read this

FREE ARTICLE* Swiss Oct CPI up 0.5% m/m and 2.6% y/y (median 2.5%) versus 2.9% y/y in Sep * European calendar light, eurozone Sep PPI seen down to 7.9% (median 8.0) from 8.5 * US calendar light, focus on election; chain store sales and factory goods data due read this

FREE ARTICLEAsian shares started the week higher as bargain hunting combined with optimisim about the global economy ahead of expected rate cuts in the UK, Australia and the Eurozone. The Hang Seng rose 5.3%. The ASX was up 4.8%. The Kospi gained 1.4% after South Kor read this

FREE ARTICLE* ECB's Weber said "if the economy cools, then rates have to come down rapidly" * UK Oct GfK NOP consumer confidence dropped 4 to -36, slightly below expectations * EZ October HICP inflation seen falling to 3.1% y/y (median 3.3%), f read this

FREE ARTICLEThe USD eased in early Asia after risk appetite emerged on the back of the rebound in the DJIA, fostering the usual flow of JPY cross buying. Early gains in Asian stocks helped underpin that trend on the JPY crosses, with the USD losing ground against the read this

FREE ARTICLEVancouver-based, Uranium One announced today it has reached A$104mln agreement with Japan’s Mitsui to create joint ventures in Australia. Under the agreement, Mitsui will acquire a 49% interest in the Honeymoon project and Uranium’s Au read this

FREE ARTICLE* US Treasury to take preferred stock in nine U.S. banks * FED's Bernanke said that the groundwork for a recovery is being laid * Stocks rallied sharply on the global bail-out, Nikkei up 14.1%, U.S. futures extend gains * US Treasury yields read this

FREE ARTICLEThe USD was initially sold at the open of Asian trading on hopes that measures by governments in Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand to protect the banking system would bolster fresh risk appetite. EUR/USD rallied to 1.3624 highs as a result with US read this

FREE ARTICLEUS equities are following European stocks modestly higher, perhaps on optimism the FED will start buying commercial paper to unfreeze the $1.6trln funding market. Australia cut its benchmark rate by one percentage point, the biggest cut in 16 years, and c read this

FREE ARTICLECopper advanced on the LME by $65 to $5,625 per tonne, with aluminium putting on $14 to $2,264. Dealers say the copper market is very short while sentiment has been buoyed by the 100 bps rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia. read this

FREE ARTICLEUS equities were hammered overnight by growing fears the banking crisis is taking hold in Europe. The Dow plunged a record 800 points to close 3.6% lower. The S&P fell 3.9%. The Nasdaq lost 4.3%. Asian shares were mixed, with Sydney shrugging off t read this

FREE ARTICLEAugust 22nd, 2008: TradingScreen Inc., has announced the opening of the company’s office in the city-state of Singapore. Singapore’s strategic geographical location will allow TradingScreen to better serve both the local and regional Buy-Side read this

SUBSCRIBERS ONLYLegal and General Investment Management (LGIM) has some £300bn in assets under management invested globally. Almost half of this is invested in equities. Mary McCave, LGIM’s senior equity dealer, discusses how LGIM’s trading desk stays o read this

QUALIFIED REGISTRANTS & SUBSCRIBERSThe continued rise of dark liquidity and the development of more sophisticated execution algorithms could increase regulatory obligations on brokers and/or exchanges, according to Mary Lou Von Kaenel, Managing Director, Management Consulting, Jordan & J read this

STILL EDITINGApril 24th, 2008 -Liquidnet today announced it posted its third consecutive quarter of double digit volume growth in the US, expanded its global footprint to five continents with a record-setting debut in Australia(1), and continued its more than 75 pe read this

STILL EDITINGMarch 31st 2008 - Credit Suisse Australia is set to join Citi, Commonwealth Securities, Goldman Sachs JBWere, Macquarie, Merrill Lynch and NZX as shareholders in AXE ECN. read this

FREE ARTICLEFebruary 4th 2008 - NeoNet has announced that it is linking up to Eurex. NeoNet will offer access to Eurex's comprehensive range of equity index futures, including DAX futures, SMI, STOXX and Euro STOXX. read this

FREE ARTICLEOctober 9th, 2007 — Charles River Development has announced that LG Investment Group Limited (LGI), a new Melbourne-based Absolute Return asset manager, is live on the Charles River Investment Management System following a successful three-week implementa read this

FREE ARTICLEAugust 14, 2007 – Following a substantial growth in the region’s derivatives industry, Patsystems plc is pleased to announce the opening of a new office in Hong Kong. The move follows the appointment of Barry White to the position of Regional Director Asi read this

FREE ARTICLEJune 4, 2007 — Charles River Development, provider of financial software and services to the global investment management community, today announced that Nissay Asset Management Corporation , one of Japan’s leading asset managers with ¥7 trillion under ma read this

FREE ARTICLEApril 16, 2007 - NextVIEW and MetaBit Systems have signed a Memorandum of Understanding during Singapore's Asian Traders and Investors Convention, to leverage their services and offer information data services with FIX compliant institutional DMA and algo read this

FREE ARTICLE Evare, has announced its participation at the Sibos 2006 exhibition at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney, Australia, October 9-13, 2006. At the show, Evare will communicate its fax elimination service for global custodians and investm read this

FREE ARTICLETransaction Network Services (TNS) has expanded its network to open up six markets in SE Asia to international trading. TNS has added new points-of-presence to its network, the Secure Trading Extranet, in Malaysia and Thailand and is finalising points of read this