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Glitch takes down Dutch exchange

'We are very much not liking this glitch'...

By Will Sturgeon

Published: 21 September 2001 07:55 BST

The Amsterdam stock exchange will open late this morning because of a technical glitch.

No precise details have been given by officials at the Euronext exchange, but it is thought trading will commence at 10:00(CET).

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