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NYSE Arca Trades Options On Claymore/MAC Index

NYSE Euronext (NYX) announced that NYSE Arca Options began trading options on Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy Index ETF (TAN). With an average daily volume increase of 67% in March 2008 and total volume increase by 71% compared to March 2007, NYSE Arca Options continues to offer superior functionality, competitive pricing, and cost effective executions for its customers.

Originally listed on NYSE Arca on April 15, 2008, TAN is designed to track approximately 25 companies within the following business segments of the solar power industry: equipment producers, suppliers of materials or services, installation, integration or finance, and companies that specialize in selling electricity. As the first ETF to offer exposure to solar energy securities, the Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy Index grants investors access to one of the world's fastest growing industries.

"We welcome back Claymore and are excited to begin trading options on Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy IndexETF, the first solar energy ETF," said Lisa Dallmer, Senior Vice President, ETFs and Indexes. "The combination of listing and trading the ETF and options on TAN is an excellent example of NYSE Euronext's unique value proposition and our leadership as the world's first global multi-product exchange group."

"Today's listing further demonstrates our commitment to our issuers by offering them the opportunity to conveniently list both of their investment products under NYSE Euronext banner, through NYSE Arca," said Ed Boyle, Senior Vice President, NYSE Arca Options. "We are proud to provide issuers like Claymore with the ability to reach the broadest range of investors around the world."

The Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy Index ETF has an average daily trading volume of 536,494 shares with $42,726,460 million assets under management in only its first week of trading. NYSE Arca's markets share of trading in TAN since listing is 82.3%. -- www.nyse.com

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