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New Record Year 2007 with Total Volume of 1.9 Billion Contracts

Average daily volume increased 25 percent to 7.5 million contracts / Segment equity index derivatives with strongest growth (plus 55 percent) / Turnover of 118 million contracts in December (plus 12 percent)

02 Jan 2008
The international derivatives exchange Eurex closed out 2007 with record turnover of more than 1.9 billion contracts (2006: 1.5 billion contracts). Eurex grew by approximately 25 percent year-on-year. This corresponds to a daily average trading volume of 7.5 million contracts compared with 6 million in 2006.

In 2007, the fixed income derivatives segment reached a total of 771 million contracts (2006: 731 million). The Euro-Bund future remains the highest-turnover product with some 338 million contracts (2006: 320 million). The segment equity index derivatives saw in 2007 the highest growth rate with about 55 percent, reaching 754 million contracts, compared with 487 million contracts in 2006. The future on the DJ Euro STOXX 50 is the strongest in this segment with 327 million contracts traded (plus 53 percent). The equity derivatives segment (options and single stock futures) saw over 374 million contracts, an increase of about 22 percent (2006: 308 million). Single stock futures showed the strongest growth totaling 52.4 million contracts in 2007 after 35.6 million contracts in 2006.

In December 2007, 118 million contracts were traded, up by 12 percent y-o-y, when the number of contracts traded totaled 106 million. Equity index derivatives recorded the highest turnover among all product segments in December with 55 million traded contracts (Dec 2006: 40.4 million). The top equity index derivative was the future on the DJ Euro STOXX 50 index with 25.6 million contracts, a 38 percent increase as against December 2006. 19.7 million contracts were traded in equity derivatives (options and single stock futures), compared with 15.9 million a year ago. A total of 43.5 million contracts were traded in the fixed-income derivatives segment in December 2007. This included 18 million contracts on the Euro-Bund Future, 10.8 million contracts on the Euro-Bobl Future and 10.6 million contracts contributed by the Euro-Schatz Future.

In December 2007, Eurex Repo, which operates CHF- and EUR repo markets, set in its money market segment Euro GC Pooling new records. On 7 December, daily outstanding volume was €31.7 billion. Average outstanding volume reached in December €22.8 billion, a plus of 156 percent y-o-y (Dec 2006: €8.9 billion). All Eurex Repo markets set a new record with an average outstanding volume of €98.7 billion, an increase of 25 percent.









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