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Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX)

Main Category: Stock Exchange
First Address : PO Box 37736
Second Address : Emaar Business Park
City : Dubai
Country : United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 4 3611616
Fax: 971 4 3611617
Email: info@dgcx.ae
Website: www.dgcx.ae


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DGCX sets new monthly volume record for 2009

Volume up 77% year-on-year at Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX).

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Trading confidence

The global credit crisis has wreaked havoc with regional stock exchanges. Claire Ferris-Lay talks to Malcolm Wall Morris, CEO of the Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange about how he is trying to boost investor confidence across the Gulf.

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Dubai commodities exchange Q1 volume falls a third

Volume has slowly picked up after a tough Q4 - Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange.

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Gold loses lustre as Mideast sales slump

CEO of India-based gold and diamond retail chain reports earnings fall as sales slump across Mideast.

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Food exec calls for pulses to be listed on Dubai exchange

Pulse production more efficient than animal protein claims MD of Hakan Agro DMCC.

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Currency futures gain favour

Volatility sees contracts becoming an attractive alternative investment class in the UAE this year.

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DGCX volumes grow by 33% in January

Key drivers for Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange's volume growth are gold and currencies.

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DGCX postpones the launch of plastic futures

Market turmoil cited for delay.

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Credit crunch may boost Gulf exchanges

Global credit crunch set to give boost to Gulf Arab region exchanges as investors seek more security.

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DGCX sets date for plastics launch

Middle East and South East Asia plastics futures to commence in 2009.

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UAE steel buyers could face $1bn losses

50% drop in price will impact, says Dubai Gold and Commodity Exchange chief.

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Dubai commodities exchange passes YTD milestone

$52bn in contracts traded Jan.-Sept. as commodities and currencies shine.

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DME considers gold futures contract launch

Mercantile Exchange's move would be latest salvo in derivatives market rivalry.

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Dubai exchange sees strong Asian interest in plastics futures

DGCX to launch four contracts later this year in polyethylene, polypropolene.

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Screen star

DGCX CEO Malcolm Wall Morris tells Andrew White why the exchange is set for record growth in '08.

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Dubai oil trading hits new highs

Record number of WTI futures contracts exchanged on DGCX.

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UAE steel prices soar 15% in July

Steel prices rise as construction boom drains building materials markets across UAE, traders say.

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Dubai's crude futures in cautious debut

Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange's (DGCX) new crude futures see moderate trade.

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Crisis point

With building costs going through the roof, is the contruction industry heading for a crisis? 

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Rebar costs shoot up 30%

Reinforcing steel bar (rebar) prices in the UAE have shot up by 30% within a week and are expected to cross US $1,150 per tonne (AED4,223 per tonne) next month.

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Gold surges past $1,000 during wedding season

Dowry gifts just got a lot more expensive as gold future prices hit record high.

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Dubai considers gold futures contract

Dubai Mercantile Exchange plans to develop metals contracts with dollar-hedge stalwart as priority.

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DGCX selects clearing bank

The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) has named Standard Chartered as its clearing bank for the exchange and the steel rebar futures contract.

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Steely confidence important

Steel certification in the UAE construction industry is becoming increasingly important, with most producers on the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DGCX) rebar futures market being approved by the UK Certification Authority for Reinforcing Steels (UK Cares).

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Counting the carbon credits

The Kyoto protocol created a market, but are the Gulf states ready to trade pollution?

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Steel futures contract launches with a whimper

Dubai's international contract receives muted response from traders upon debut.

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DGCX’s approved steel producers

The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) has announced a list of newly approved Turkish steel producers for its rebar futures contract.

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A strong platform to work from

"Steel prices surge, again" - now there's a headline that's probably caused a fair number of sleepless nights.

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Skills poaching prompted by rebar futures contract

Brokers and banks attempting to lure trading experts from UAE steel firms.

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Contractors to reap the benefits of steel deals

Lauren Willington looks at the potential benefits for suppliers and contractors alike as the new steel rebar futures contract is launched.

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Dubai to launch pulse futures contract next year

Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange in process of finalising contract specifics.

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Silver catches up with gold

Resurfacing of purchases from jewellers and bargain hunters pushes cost of silver up over 11%.

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DGCX launching steel futures next month

Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange says contract will offer steel industry tool to reduce price volatility.

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Time demands delay steel contract

'Overwhelming' pressure prompts Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange to postpone launch of steel futures contract.

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DGCX delays steel futures launch

The Dubai commodities exchange says it has received 'overwhelming requests' to delay.

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Dubai exchange trades rupee futures

DGCX begins trading world's first contracts on the Indian rupee.

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Dubai steel futures launch delayed

DGCX delays launch to ensure strong start as key steel players still reticent.

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Steel demand forces producers to raise game

Increasing competition in the global steel production market has placed new levels of expectation at the doors of factories in the region. Angela Giuffrida reports on the need to keep customers onside.

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Dubai to trade plastics futures

Emirate's futures exchange will respond to the region's growing petrochemicals market.

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Steel contract to balance risk

Contractors will be better protected against rebar price fluctuations with the launch of a steel rebar futures contract on 27 June.

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Dubai exchange to trade rupee futures

The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange will begin trading in India's currency from June 7.

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DGCX to launch steel futures contract

Futures contracts will allow steelmakers and customers to reduce risk by locking in prices.

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Looking to the future

The Middle East will soon be a hub of derivatives trading, but we ask whether the region’s exchanges can become internationally significant.

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Dubai to trade rupee futures

Move by the emirate's Gold and Commodities Exchange reflects India's global trade status.

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'Almost no trade' in Dubai fuel oil contract

Low liquidity and technical problems have set back the DGCX's new benchmark.

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DGCX set to launch steel futures contract in May

The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is set to launch a steel futures contract in early May, the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) said in a statement.

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Gold rush

The future of commodites trading looks golden now that Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange has established itself as a key financial centre.

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DGCX makes Swift move for banking message network

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Fujairah 380 CST High Sulphur Fuel Oil Futures Contract

The Fujairah 380 CST High Sulphur Fuel Oil Futures Contract will commence trading this month on Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange.

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DGCX to launch bunker fuels futures in Oct

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Gasoline and jet fuels help exchanges lift off

Dubai’s commodities exchanges, combined with Dubai and Fujairah depots, to turn the UAE into regional hub

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DGCX to launce fuel oil contract

Launch could boost regional commodities trading

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