Euronext


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Euronext

(ˈjʊərəʊˌnɛkst)
n
(Stock Exchange) a European stock exchange formed by the amalgamation of the Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam bourses
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" Despite challenging conditions prevailing in the global markets during 2009, their volume was up by 17 per cent," NYSE Euronext said.
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc (NYSE: CLF), a US-based company that develops and produces iron ore, has announced that the company has received approval for its shares to be listed and traded on NYSE Euronext Paris (Euronext) exchange.
In Europe the consolidation trend began with the constitution of Euronext and attempt to bring closer between Euronext, LSE and Deutsche Borse.
PARIS: The transatlantic market operator NYSE Euronext said its cash and derivatives markets achieved record trading volumes this year, with fastest growth at its London-based Liffe derivatives exchange.
The Norway-based news distributor Hugin ASA said on Tuesday (12 December) that the pan-European exchange Euronext has signed an agreement to acquire the company.
European regulators yesterday unexpectedly said they have no objections to the proposed $13.8 billion (pounds 7 billion) merger between Euronext and NYSE - removing a hurdle for the first transatlantic stock exchange.
THE merger of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Euronext could lead to a new market in London to compete with the London Stock Exchange (LSE), it was reported yesterday.
The New York Stock Exchange unveiled a cash and share bid for pan-European operator Euronext yesterday after both bourses had turned their backs on LSE.
The New York Stock Exchange unveiled a cash and share bid for pan-European operator Euronext after both bourses turned their backs on LSE.
The Office of Fair Trading said they had asked the Competition Commission to investigate the proposals of German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse and pan- European exchange Euronext.
Paris-based Euronext, which is competing against German rival Deutsche Boerse for the LSE, said it believed a tie-up could produce 203 million euros (pounds 139.8m) in annual cost savings and increased revenues.