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(Reuters) -Change operator Nasdaq was hit by a system error on Wednesday that impacted inventory orders and led to some being canceled.
The incident first began at 2:41 pm ET (1440 GMT) on Dec. 13, 2023 which concerned “FIX/RASH ports, according to the Nasdaq website.
“Some prospects have seen inaccuracies and delays within the supply of execution reviews. We’re working to succeed in a immediate decision to ship the right execution reviews. FIX/RASH was closed down for the remainder of the day. The closing cross was accomplished and all different markets are working usually,” the exchange operator said in a statement.
“Clients could also be seeing mismatches on executions.”
NASDAQ stated it is going to proceed to research the sooner system points with FIX/RASH, and ship an replace as soon as there’s a decision.
The inventory trade didn’t reply to Reuters’ question on what brought about the system error.
