What Is a Primary Exchange?
An information platform for trading certain types of information and items requires a fixed place called an exchange. Exchanges use the information platform to realize the sharing of property rights information, off-site transactions, unified coordination, property rights trading markets and various terms to balance.
- [jio yì su]
- get on
- 1 Shanghai Stock Exchange
- 1London Metal Exchange (LME)
- The world's first stock exchange
- The Amsterdam Stock Exchange (AEX) was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1609, becoming the first stock exchange in world history. The Bank of Amsterdam was also born this year, about a hundred years before the Bank of England.
- The first publicly traded joint stock company was the Dutch East India United Company. In 1602 the Dutch United East India Company was established, which was the first joint stock company in the world. By financing the whole society, the East India Company successfully turned the scattered wealth of the society into its own capital for external expansion. The purpose of establishing the East India Company was to send merchant ships to Nanyang to exchange goods that were not available in Europe at the time, such as porcelain, spices, textiles, etc. These items could be sold at a high price in Europe at the time, but no one Can provide large sums of money to prepare sailing and trade for the fleet, so people raise funds by issuing stocks. For those who bought shares of East India Company, the profits can be obtained in gold, currency or Payment in the form of payment can also be paid directly with spices. Since the goods returned by the fleet may be worth more each year, they have considerable profits and profits, so people are eager to buy a lot of East India Company shares. The world's first stock exchange and the first stock thus began their historical mission. [10]
- Shanghai Futures Exchange ranks first in the world
- In 2013, the global commodity futures exchange's trading volume list has been released. Therefore, the trading volume of Shanghai Futures Trading 642 million (the smallest trading unit) jumped to the top of the list again after three years. In 2013, the trading volume of the Shanghai Futures Exchange increased by 80% compared to 12 years. In 2012, the firm ranked 4th in the world. The reason for the rapid increase in trading volume is that active trading of precious metals and newly listed commodities has been active, and in addition, some personal funds have flowed into the commodity market from real estate and other fields.
- The relevant rankings are compiled by the Tokyo Commodity Exchange based on data from the International Futures Trading Industry Group, the American Futures Association (FIA). [11]