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European regulators scrutinizing IntercontinentalExchange Inc.’s plan to buy NYSE Euronext asked users if the merger would reduce competition in soft-commodities markets amid concern among traders over fees and trading hours.
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Deliveries of gasoil jumped to the highest in at least nine years on the ICE Futures Europe exchange as premiums of higher-value diesel slumped in the region this year.
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The biggest-ever overhaul of European energy derivatives rules is poised to pit Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. against the European Energy Exchange AG in Germany as the share of power handled by bourses increases.
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Coffee prices are set to stay low as roasters are buying less than usual, rules allowing Brazilian coffee to be delivered in New York come into force and a record global crop compensates for leaf rust losses in Central America.
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IntercontinentalExchange Inc. asked the European Union to review its plans to buy NYSE Euronext to avoid separate probes in three countries.
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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd., host to the world’s fifth-largest equity market, agreed to pay 1.39 billion pounds ($2.15 billion) for the London Metal Exchange, which handles more than 80 percent of global trade in industrial-metal futures.
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The London Metal Exchange, the world’s biggest metals bourse, received multiple proposals that may lead to a takeover.
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Intercontinental Exchange Inc., the second-largest U.S. futures market, said U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures volume fell 52 percent in January, compared with a year ago.
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NYSE Euronext was removed from the list of buyers of the London Metal Exchange, the largest metals market.
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IntercontinentalExchange Inc. and Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. are the two companies left bidding for the London Metal Exchange, the world’s biggest metals market, after the CME Group Inc. was said to be removed.
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