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MSCI India tops list of most traded Barclays iPath ETNs
By Jennifer Chiou
New York, Feb. 8 - The iPath ETN based on the MSCI India Index again holds its spot as the most traded security, according to a trading strategy report for November released by Barclays Bank plc on Friday.
The security averaged $68.9 million daily trading volume for the month of October, with an average of 778,000 notes changing hands. These numbers compare with $93.0 million and 1,175,000 notes for October.
In second place once again was the Dow Jones - AIG Commodity Index Total Return ETN with a daily average volume of $9.5 million and 173,000 notes traded, compared with $10.1 million and 188,000 notes traded.
The S&P GSCI Crude Oil Total Return ETN once more came in third, at $6.1 million with 112,000 daily average volume, up from $5.5 million with daily average volume of 111,000 notes in the previous month.
The Dow Jones - AIG Agriculture Total Return Sub-Index came in at fourth with $2.6 million for daily average volume and 51,000 notes while the Dow Jones - AIG Grains Total Return Sub-Index followed with $1.6 million and 31,000 daily average.
In October, the EUR/USD Exchange Rate note was at fourth place with $3.7 million as daily average volume and 69,000 notes, and the ETN on the S&P GSCI Total Return Index held the fifth spot with $1.8 million and 37,000 daily average.
In November, the EUR/USD Exchange Rate note fell to 10th place with $600,000 million as daily average volume and 11,000 notes, and the ETN on the S&P GSCI Total Return Index slipped one notch to the sixth spot with $1.2 million and 22,000 daily average.
The CBOE S&P 500 Buy Write Index and Dow Jones - AIG Copper Total Return Sub-Index both trailed behind with $0.1 million and 2,000 notes each.
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