Moscow Exchange certifies GATElab trading software
Founded in 1989, European based GATElab's full trading solutions are now available to all MOEX customers.
Read moreFounded in 1989, European based GATElab's full trading solutions are now available to all MOEX customers.
Read moreAs a result of a brief interruption within Moscow Exchange's derivatives market, orders could be cancelled from 2:22 pm, and trading resumed at 2:50 pm
Read moreOverall FX volume at Moscow Exchange during December came to a remarkable 25.6 trillion rubles, up some 31% from November's very steady 18.7 trillion, with average daily volumes at 1,164.1 billion ruble
Read moreFrom 5 January 2015, additional nine stocks from the Moscow Exchange Indices will be offered for quote maintenance in order to diverse market maker operations and facilitate trading strategies.
Read moreWith effect from today, Russian venue Moscow Exchange is adjusting the margin requirements on ruble derivatives and futures contracts
Read moreMoscow Exchange continues its incremental advancements in attracting a worldwide audience by adding connectivity from FXecosystem as ruble liquidity remains in high demand and China's trade agreements with Russia raise appeal
Read moreFrom December 1, appropriately regulated FX Market brokers are able to become General Clearing Members on Moscow Exchange's FX market.
Read moreDespite a slight decline in dollar-value average daily volumes at Moscow Exchange during November, ruble volatility has resulted in the ruble-value figures being higher by 4% compared with October's results
Read moreStarting December 1st 2014, Moscow Exchange will charge different fees for FX trades depending on the order size. Moscow Exchange Money Market Managing Director Igor Marich commented on the change: "Reduced fees for large block trades are aimed at increasing liquidity on the FX Market, improving the quality of the order book and reducing costs for brokers". Fees for spot trade orders…
Read moreAs Russia's electronic trading ecosystem continues to covet international prominence, Moscow Exchange prepares to add British pound and Hong Kong dollar currencies which can be traded against the ruble on December 1 this year
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