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DIFX passes trading test as DP World enjoys liquidity

  • 30 Nov 2007

The Dubai International Financial Exchange passed the trading test on Monday when the first company to be listed only on the nascent exchange — ports group DP World — began trading.

DP World was the most actively traded stock in the United Arab Emirates that day, with a ...

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