Reuters Results Above Expectation; But Instinet Revenue Growth Slows

WatersTechnology Staff
09 May 1997

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Despite better than expected first quarter 1997 financials, Reuters is seeing a slowdown in the growth of its Instinet equities trading service, and has cautioned that it will not see any revenue growth in 1996 from its 3000 series products, which it plans to target at buyside firms and investment researchers on the sell side.

Reuters reported a six per cent growth rate--to $660 million--in its core information products business in the first quarter, a rate that analysts said was better than

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