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SGX's November numbers show jump in total volume of commodities derivatives to 2.3 million contracts - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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SGX's November numbers show jump in total volume of commodities derivatives to 2.3 million contracts

The total volume of commodities derivatives jumped by 52% y-o-y

SGX market turnover rises 6% to $28.2 bil in May

SINGAPORE (June 7): Singapore Exchange (SGX) reported a 6% year-on-year increase in total securities market turnover value to $28.2 billion over 21 trading days in May.

SGX market turnover up 16% to $32.8 bil in Feb; posts highest SDAV since May 2013

SINGAPORE (Mar 9): The Singapore Exchange (SGX) reported a 16% year-on-year increase in total Securities market turnover value to $32.8 billion in Feb, up 12% from that of Jan 2018.

Singapore Exchange market turnover down 8% y-o-y in Dec

SINGAPORE (Jan 8): The Singapore Exchange (SGX) saw total securities market turnover value fall 8% year-on-year to $19.2 billion over 20 trading days in Dec 2017. Compared to November, total market turnover value fell 33% m-o-m.

SGX market turnover up 26% y-o-y to $25.9 bil in August

SINGAPORE (Sept 7): Singapore Exchange (SGX) saw a 26% year-on-year increase in total Securities market turnover value to $25.9 billion in August. Compared to July, total market turnover value was 2% higher month-on-month.

Singapore Exchange market turnover up 7% to $29.1 bil in March

SINGAPORE (April 7): Singapore Exchange (SGX) announced Friday that total securities market turnover value in March increased 7% y-o-y to $29.1 billion. This was 3% higher than market turnover in February.

SGX’s securities and derivatives trading volume fall in Aug from last year

SINGAPORE (Sept 8): Singapore Exchange's trading statistics for August continued to paint a tough business as expected, with falling interest from investors and the delisting of big brands.
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