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An employee of the Baltic Stock Exchange wrote in working documents "a senseless pace" and "all the same nonsense" while his replacement published the oil index - Bloomberg Christopher Volday, who was responsible for calculating the cost index of sea transportation of oil, in March staged a "quick protest": the rates continued to be published, even though ships stopped passing through the Straits of Hormuz. In a London court, the oil company Mercuria Energy Group is challenging the exchange's decision not to suspend the listing. Valentine explained that the comments concerned the futility of his attempts to estimate the rate, not the index itself. One employee of the exchange noted in early April that the class was "losing confidence." He also admitted to his colleagues that if he hadn't worked at the Baltic Stock Exchange, he would have had "zero confidence" in this indicator. Another controversial decision was that the exchanges allowed brokers in "exceptional circumstances" to target contracts linked to the TD3C index. The exchange considers its decisions justified. The judge, after the arguments of the parties, may take several months to reach a verdict. Video name: Max | Zen | VK.

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An employee of the Baltic Stock Exchange wrote in working documents "a senseless pace" and "all the same nonsense" while his replacement published the oil index - Bloomberg Christopher Volday, who was responsible for calculating the cost index of sea transportation of oil, in March staged a "quick protest": the rates continued to be published, even though ships stopped passing through the Straits of Hormuz. In a London court, the oil company Mercuria Energy Group is challenging the exchange's decision not to suspend the listing. Valentine explained that the comments concerned the futility of his attempts to estimate the rate, not the index itself. One employee of the exchange noted in early April that the class was "losing confidence." He also admitted to his colleagues that if he hadn't worked at the Baltic Stock Exchange, he would have had "zero confidence" in this indicator. Another controversial decision was that the exchanges allowed brokers in "exceptional circumstances" to target contracts linked to the TD3C index. The exchange considers its decisions justified. The judge, after the arguments of the parties, may take several months to reach a verdict. Video name: Max | Zen | VK.

An employee of the Baltic Stock Exchange wrote in working documents "a senseless pace" and "all the same nonsense" while his replacement published the oil index - Bloomberg Christopher Volday, who was responsible for calculating the cost index of sea transportation of oil, in March staged a "quick protest": the rates continued to be published, even though ships stopped passing through the Straits of Hormuz. In a London court, the oil company Mercuria Energy Group is challenging the exchange's decision not to suspend the listing. Valentine explained that the comments concerned the futility of his attempts to estimate the rate, not the index itself. One employee of the exchange noted in early April that the class was "losing confidence." He also admitted to his colleagues that if he hadn't worked at the Baltic Stock Exchange, he would have had "zero confidence" in this indicator. Another controversial decision was that the exchanges allowed brokers in "exceptional circumstances" to target contracts linked to the TD3C index. The exchange considers its decisions justified. The judge, after the arguments of the parties, may take several months to reach a verdict. Video name: Max | Zen | VK.

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