Fixed Income & Data Services Catalog

National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) is an online commodity Exchange with diverse product offerings setting a benchmark for both the agriculture and non-agricultural commodities derivatives segments. NCDEX commenced operations in 2003. NCDEX prices are widely recognized as benchmark in the domestic commodities market. Barley, wheat, and soybeans are some of the leading agricultural commodities traded on the NCDEX. The exchange also hosts some contracts that are global benchmarks for commodities like coriander, as well as commodities such as steel, cotton, palm oil, and guar.

WMR FX Benchmarks provide FX Spot, Forward and NDF Benchmark Rates (including London 4pm Closing Spot Rates), widely used for currency trading and financial analysis.

The Santiago Stock Exchange (Bolsa de Santiago) was founded in 1893 and is one of two exchanges that trade in Chile (the other being the Chilean Electronic Stock Exchange/Bolsa Electronica de Chile). The Santiago Stock Exchange is one of the three largest exchanges in Latin America.

Baker Hughes is an oilfield services and technology company, offering production solutions and regional energy statistics. The Baker Hughes Rig Count tracks the number of active drilling rigs in the oil and gas industry across various regions, providing key insights into exploration and production activity.

Provides transactional information on the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders (officers, directors, and large shareholders).

The Hong Kong Treasury Market Association (TMA) oversees Hong Kong’s treasury markets, providing benchmarks and promoting market integrity and innovation.

A monthly trend report showing a macro-level view of market liquidity for specific asset classes or sub-sectors with data going back to 2023. The LMTR provides a detailed attribute-level view of the underlying projection levels that drive liquidity (e.g., projected volumes, projected price volatility, bid-ask spreads).

Bratislava Stock Exchange is Slovakia's main platform for trading securities (including equities and bonds) and supports the country’s capital markets and facilitates foreign and domestic investments.

The Colombo Stock Exchange is Sri Lanka’s only stock exchange. It is an electronic marketplace for equities, fixed income, and indices.  Trading in Sri Lanka began in 1896 under the Share Brokers Association (SBA). The Colombo Brokers' Association began auctioning land shares in 1904. The two organizations combined to form the Colombo Securities Exchange in 1985 which became the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE).

The Malta Stock Exchange (Borża ta' Malta) was established in 1992, and is fully owned by the Maltese Government. It trades corporate bonds and equity, and Maltese Government bonds and treasury bills on the secondary market and provides a pivotal role in Malta’s financial services sector.

KRX, or the Korea Exchange, is the sole securities and futures exchange in South Korea. Its roots can be traced back establishment of the Daehan Stock Exchange in 1956, which was the predecessor of the Korea Stock Exchange. In 2005, through a merger between the Korea Futures Exchange and the KOSDAQ electronic market, the Korea Stock Exchange was rebranded as KRX.

KRX provides trading in equities, bonds, commodities, indices, futures, options, and currencies. The KOSPI 200 is the index that is most referenced for the performance of Korea's stock market.

NGM (owned by Börse Stuttgart), is a Swedish stock exchange in the Nordic region that specializes in equities and derivatives trading.