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Date 29/06/2015
Osaka Exchange: A Summary Of Revised Product Specifications Of 20-Year JGB Futures
On July 6th, product specifications of 20-year JGB Futures will be revised as follows.
OSE summarized the changes and effects on the flyer.
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Date 28/06/2015
Prime Minister Of The Hellenic Republic, Alexis Tsipras’ Statement On The Latest Developments
Yesterday’s Eurogroup decision to not approve the Greek government’s request for a few days’ extension of the program to give the Greek people a chance to decide by referendum on the institutions’ ultimatum constitutes an unprecedented challenge to European affairs, an action that seeks to bar the right of a sovereign people to exercise their democratic prerogative.
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Date 28/06/2015
Prime Minister Of The Hellenic Republic, Alexis Tsipras Confirms Temporary Closure Of Greece's Banks
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has confirmed the temporary closure of the country's banks.
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Date 28/06/2015
Banks And Athens Bourse Closed On Monday
On Monday 29 June, banks in Greece as well as the Athens Stock Exchange will remain closed.
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Date 28/06/2015
Information From The European Commission On The Latest Draft Proposals In The Context Of Negotiations With Greece
In the interest of transparency and for the information of the Greek people, the European Commission is publishing the latest proposals agreed among the three institutions (European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund), which take into account the proposals of the Greek authorities of 8, 14, 22 and 25 June 2015 as well as the talks at political and technical level throughout the week.
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Date 28/06/2015
Statement By IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde On Greece
Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), made the following statement today:
“I have briefed the IMF Executive Board on the inconclusive outcome of recent discussions on Greece in Brussels. I shared my disappointment and underscored our commitment to continue to engage with the Greek authorities.
“The coming days will clearly be important."
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Date 28/06/2015
European Central Bank: Emergency Liquidity Assistance To Greek banks Maintained At Its Current Level
- ECB takes note of decision on Greek referendum and the non-prolongation of the EU adjustment programme
- ECB will work closely with Bank of Greece to maintain financial stability
- Emergency liquidity assistance maintained at Friday’s (26 June 2015) level
- Governing Council stands ready to review decision
- Governing Council closely monitoring situation and potential implications for monetary policy stance
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Date 28/06/2015
HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li - Latest Charles Li Direct: The Paths To China's Full Liberalisation
HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li has a new post on his blog today detailing the paths China could take to liberalise its financial markets, and how Hong Kong can facilitate the country's opening and secure its position as an RMB wealth management centre.
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Date 27/06/2015
Remarks By Eurogroup President At The final Eurogroup Press Conference On 27 June 2015
Good evening everyone. I would like to report back to you about the informal ministerial meeting we had following the break-up of negotiations with the Greek authorities last night and the Eurogroup meeting earlier today. This informal meeting was held at the request of a number of ministers. We were informed by the institutions; we discussed the forthcoming expiration of the current EFSF financial arrangement with Greece and any consequences that may come from that. We discussed the strength and the preservation of the monetary union. Coming out of the financial crisis, a lot of measures have been taken, frameworks put in place, institutions have been built, which have strengthened and deepened our cooperation, and strengthened our monetary union. We are in a much stronger position, certainly more than before the crisis. Also, I would like to stress the point that all of us, euro area member states intend to make full use of instruments available to preserve the integrity and stability of the euro area, to complement any actions the ECB will take in full independence and in line with its mandate. The EFSF and ESM remain strong instruments with our full backing, as they have always been. We will take any necessary measures to further improve the resilience of our economy as an ongoing process.
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Date 27/06/2015
European Council - Council Of The European Union: Ministerial Statement On 27 June 2015
Ministers from eighteen euro area Member States and the institutions held an informal meeting to discuss the forthcoming expiration of the current EFSF financial arrangement with Greece, after the break-up of the negotiations with the Greek authorities.
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