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Bulgaria: Continuous trading screen suspension

The operation of Continuous trading screen, part of Bilateral contracts market segment, will be suspended for a period of five months from 25 January 2021 to 25 June 2021, the Bulgarian Independent Energy Exchange (IBEX) announced. The reason for the suspension is insufficient liquidity of the screen and temporary suspension is an attempt to terminate non-market practices on the screen as a result of the low liquidity.

 

 

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