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HOME PAGE NEWS STORIES TIMELINE OF EVENTS FACTFILES Send your condolences and talk about your feelings and fears, here. US stock exchanges close down Following the attacks, trading was shut down across the US and are not likely to resume for at least several days. NEW YORK - The US financial markets came to a halt yesterday and many other stock exchanges around the world suspended trading or closed down, following terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon in the United States. The US Securities and Exchange Commission said all exchanges had decided to close. The announcement followed a suspension of trading on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market. The American Stock Exchange had already decided to close for the day. ''As a safety precaution, while the tragic events of today are sorted out, the securities markets have decided not to open for trading today,'' SEC chairman Harvey Pitt said in a statement. ''We strongly support that decision.''

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Company Formation Services OFFSHORE ACCOUNT - Offshore Brokerage Account Incorporation of IBC with offshore account and offshore brokerage account opens the doors to tax-free stock market trading worldwide. Through use of offshore brokerage account you will be trading on most stock exchanges in the world without paying tax on the profits. And what is also important is that you will not be paying more to the offshore broker to what you pay to the mainland brokers. In general we offer two types of designated offshore brokerage accounts - day trading brokerage accounts provided by American firms to trade online on US stock exchanges and offshore brokerage account in the Caribbean with an option to trade on all world major stock exchanges and check all your transactions online. You can by all means get the offshore brokerage services through opening offshore accounts in Austrian, Latvian, Danish or Gibraltarian banks, as part of their investment services. Information about these banks can be found here Opening of offshore account and the offshore brokerage account in the name of offshore company (IBC) will give you the advantage of not paying capital gains tax and your confidentiality will be fully preserved.

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Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... News by Email Search Search the Archives Local News Capitol and Politics Education ... Business Saturday, Apr 12, 2003 Personal Finance Posted on Sat, Feb. 01, 2003 MONEY COLUMN: Assessing mutual fund performance BY ERIC TYSON Columnist Q. I'm a mutual fund investor with about a dozen different mutual funds. My portfolio is diversified and includes various bond and stock funds, including some that invest overseas. With what should I compare each fund's return so as to know whether the various fund managers are doing a good job? A. A mutual fund's returns should be compared with the performance of the most appropriate benchmark. Take a look at the types of securities the fund invests in, and then find an investment index that tracks the performance of those kinds of securities. The Russell 2000 Index tracks 2,000 smaller-company U.S. stocks. The Wilshire 5000 Index tracks all stocks of all sizes on the major U.S. stock exchanges. When you invest in funds that invest overseas, you should use a comparative index that tracks the performance of international stock markets. The Morgan Stanley EAFE (which stands for Europe, Australia and Far East) index tracks the performance of the more established countries' stock markets. Morgan Stanley also has an index that tracks the performance of the emerging markets in Southeast Asia and Latin America. What if you're invested in a fund that holds both U.S. stocks and international stocks? Create your own benchmark. Suppose, for example, that a particular stock fund typically invests 80 percent in U.S. stocks of all sizes and 20 percent in the larger, established countries overseas. You could create your own benchmark index by multiplying the returns of the Wilshire 5000 index by 80 percent and the Morgan Stanley EAFE international index by 20 percent, and then adding those two together.

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36. BBC News | BUSINESS | Pakistan Exchanges Stay Closed Pakistan's stock markets, closed amid fears of the implications of us reprisals for terrorist attacks, are to reopen on Monday. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/business/newsid_1552000/1552438.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Business Front Page World UK ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Wednesday, 19 September, 2001, 16:25 GMT 17:25 UK Pakistan exchanges stay closed The decision to suspend trading in Pakistan was taken on Sunday Financial market regulators in Pakistan have announced that the country's three stock exchanges will remain closed until next week. The exchanges have not traded since Monday. The expectation is that after the opening the initial few hours are going to see pretty steep slides Fahran Bokhari, Financial Times correspondent The initial decision to suspend trading was taken last weekend but markets were expected to re-open on Thursday. Regulators are concerned that when the markets do re-open, heavy selling will take place, prompted by expectations of military retaliation for the terrorist attacks in the US. Following the attacks last Tuesday, the benchmark 100-share index of the Karachi Stock Exchange shed more than 9% as investors rushed to sell their shares. Pakistan has stock markets in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.

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38. Links To Stock Exchanges - Finance - University Of Alberta Libraries CNN us stock Markets Site. International London stock Exchange. Tokyo stock Exchange.Reuters.com stock exchanges in Australia, Asia, Canada, Europe, South http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/finance/stocklinks/index.cfm

Home Catalogue Databases Ejournals ... Finance Links to Stock Exchanges Canada: TSX Group includes the Toronto Stock Exchange , the TSX Venture Exchange (formerly the CDNX), and the TSX Composite Montreal Exchange United States: Amex: American Stock Exchange The Nasdaq Stock Market NYSE: New York Stock Exchange CNN US Stock Markets Site International: London Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange Reuters.com Stock exchanges in Australia, Asia, Canada, Europe, South Africa and the United States. Asian Stock Exchanges (Qualistream) Including the exchanges of Bahrain, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and Turkey. Major Stock Exchanges Worldwide (Pacific Investment Research - PIR) Including links to exchanges for Eastern and Western Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa Any questions, comments, or suggestions about this page should be directed to: Kathy West Winspear Business Reference Library University of Alberta January 2001 Databases Winspear's Top 10 Databases All Business Databases Print or Email Guide Print Ready Version Email this Guide to Yourself Ask Us Contact Us Site Map A - Z Index ... Site Search Libraries is a division of Learning Services University of Alberta

39. London Stock Exchange We are the most international of all stock exchanges, with more than 470 companiesfrom over 60 You can find out about us in more detail in what we do. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/about/default.asp

Home About us What we do History ... Help About us We are one of the world's leading equity exchanges and a leading provider of services that facilitate the raising of capital and the trading of shares. We are one of Europe's leading stock exchanges. We are the most international of all stock exchanges, with more than 470 companies from over 60 countries admitted to trading on our markets. We provide the markets and means of raising capital for UK and international companies through equity, debt and depositary receipt issues. We give investors of all types the opportunity to buy and sell shares in the companies of their choice. Our strategy is to be the leading exchange organisation in Europe and to shape the globalisation of capital markets through technology links and partnerships, thus creating value for our shareholders. To implement this strategy, we are pursuing four objectives: to become the clear market of choice in the European time zone to extend our service offering and broaden our product range to build the reach and scale of our business and to promote the growth of capital markets.

40. Asian Stock Exchanges Remain Steady - SEPT 12, 2002 Asian stock exchanges remain steady which threatened to close schools, banks andthe stock exchange. continue to worry about the health of the us economy and http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/sept11/story/0,1870,142868,00.html

APRIL 12, 2003 SAT Asian stock exchanges remain steady The 9/11 anniversary was a non-event for bourses, most of which edged marginally higher despite a lower-than-usual turnover By Colin Tan MARKETS CORRESPONDENT ASIAN bourses survived the first anniversary of the Sept 11 terrorist attacks without any major hitches. Most stock markets edged marginally higher despite a lower-than-usual turnover, dealers said yesterday. The majority of investors opted for the security of the sidelines although some resilient souls bought stocks, betting that Wall Street would also experience a non-event, they said. Leading Asian bourses higher were the Philippines and South Korea - racking up gains of 1.7 and 1.6 per cent respectively. In both cases however, trading volume was light and dealers noted that for the momentum to be sustained, turnover has to grow stronger, meaning increased foreign participation. Stocks in the rest of Asia were marginally higher by less than 1 per cent. At home, the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) hardly changed as it rose all of 0.6 points to 1,448.48 on thin turnover. The only two markets that inched lower were Taiwan and Hongkong.

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