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Date Posted: 03:49:24 04/05/12 Thu Skip Navigation businessandleadership.com Dublin: 05.04.2012 Search rss alerts ezineHOME BUSINESS ECONOMY CurrenciesEXPORTING LEADERSHIP SMALL BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY MARKETING APPOINTMENTS REPORTS EVENTS VIDEO MAGAZINES Top Videos Is this guy a Yes Man or a real-life trader? Sep 27: Minister for Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation, Richard Bruton TD at the SFA... June 17: Dr Tom Hardiman addresses The Asia Pacific Ireland Business Forum June 17: Sean O'Driscoll of Glen Dimplex on Japan Vs China at Asia Pacific Ireland... June 17: Leo Goodstadt on the importance of Hong Kong, at the Asia Pacific Ireland... June 17: Liam Casey, President & Founder, PCH, addresses the Asia Pacific Ireland... June 17: An Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore addresses Asia Pacific Ireland Business Forum June 8: Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton on funding start-ups at Enterprise... 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The problem occurred shortly after trading began this morning but order-driven markets remain at a halt. The LSE confirmed in a statement at 10.37am that trading is still suspended. A statement on the exchange’s website explained, “The uncrossing trades and the automatic trades (UTs and ATs) that took place in SETS and SETSqx securities this morning will stand. London Stock Exchange continues to investigate the market data issue. Participants can continue to delete but not enter orders at this time and no automatic execution is taking place. All market maker quotes are indicative only.” No time has yet been set for the reopening uncrossing auction call period to start but advanced notice will be given of the proposed time, said the LSE. Live updates can be followed here. The LSE are currently meeting to look into the problem but the issue deals a blow to its new trading systems. Earlier this week, Borsa Italiana experienced a five-hour outage. 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