CME Group has revealed its market statistics for
November, highlighting a surge in trading volumes. The marketplace achieved an
average daily volume (ADV) of 28.3 million contracts, marking a remarkable
increase of 21% from the previous year.
This surge, the highest-ever recorded for November,
was replicated across various asset classes. For instance, CME Group’s interest
rate ADV soared to 16.8 million contracts. In this
segment, specific futures like the 5-year US Treasury Note and 2-year US
Treasury Note witnessed unprecedented trading activity, reaching 2,740,659 and
1,464,550 contracts, respectively.
This substantial increase extended to Ultra 10-Year
US Treasury Note and Ultra US Treasury Bond futures, with ADVs of 851,802 and
571,506 contracts, respectively. The SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate)
futures and options experienced significant spikes, rising by 70% and 92%,
respectively, to 4.0 million and 1.8 million contracts.
Besides that, CME Group’s options across
various segments experienced a remarkable upward trend. Interest rate options soared by 31%,
reaching 3.1 million contracts, while energy options and agricultural options
surged by 49% and 47%, respectively.
In October, CME Group’s market statistics revealed a significant upsurge of 11% in ADV. This marked a noteworthy growth to 25.2
million contracts compared to October 2022. The boost set a new record for the
company in October ADV.
The interest rate ADV reached 11.8 million
contracts, signifying substantial market activity in this segment. Equity Index
ADV stood at 8 million contracts, while options ADV hit 5.6 million contracts.
CME Group reported an ADV of 1.1 million contracts
in US Treasury options year-to-date in October. This included a remarkable ADV
of 348,000 contracts in weekly US Treasury options, indicating traders’
increased reliance on the platform’s offerings for hedging against market
volatility .
In the third quarter, CME Group reported a jump of
14% in earnings, primarily attributed to traders hedging against market uncertainties.
With consistent double-digit earnings growth for eight consecutive quarters,
the company maintained a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of less than one as of October, positioning it
ahead of competitors.
CME Group’s Strategic
Expansion
Terry Duffy, the CEO of CME Group, recently signaled
the marketplace’s strong position for potential mergers and acquisitions. This
sparked speculation, with the Chicago Board Options Exchange emerging as a
possible target.
The marketplace has expanded its suite of US Treasury options by introducing Monday expiries alongside existing Wednesday
and Friday options. According to the marketplace, this offering enables traders
to diversify their risk management strategies.
CME Group has revealed its market statistics for
November, highlighting a surge in trading volumes. The marketplace achieved an
average daily volume (ADV) of 28.3 million contracts, marking a remarkable
increase of 21% from the previous year.
This surge, the highest-ever recorded for November,
was replicated across various asset classes. For instance, CME Group’s interest
rate ADV soared to 16.8 million contracts. In this
segment, specific futures like the 5-year US Treasury Note and 2-year US
Treasury Note witnessed unprecedented trading activity, reaching 2,740,659 and
1,464,550 contracts, respectively.
This substantial increase extended to Ultra 10-Year
US Treasury Note and Ultra US Treasury Bond futures, with ADVs of 851,802 and
571,506 contracts, respectively. The SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate)
futures and options experienced significant spikes, rising by 70% and 92%,
respectively, to 4.0 million and 1.8 million contracts.
Besides that, CME Group’s options across
various segments experienced a remarkable upward trend. Interest rate options soared by 31%,
reaching 3.1 million contracts, while energy options and agricultural options
surged by 49% and 47%, respectively.
In October, CME Group’s market statistics revealed a significant upsurge of 11% in ADV. This marked a noteworthy growth to 25.2
million contracts compared to October 2022. The boost set a new record for the
company in October ADV.
The interest rate ADV reached 11.8 million
contracts, signifying substantial market activity in this segment. Equity Index
ADV stood at 8 million contracts, while options ADV hit 5.6 million contracts.
CME Group reported an ADV of 1.1 million contracts
in US Treasury options year-to-date in October. This included a remarkable ADV
of 348,000 contracts in weekly US Treasury options, indicating traders’
increased reliance on the platform’s offerings for hedging against market
volatility .
In the third quarter, CME Group reported a jump of
14% in earnings, primarily attributed to traders hedging against market uncertainties.
With consistent double-digit earnings growth for eight consecutive quarters,
the company maintained a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of less than one as of October, positioning it
ahead of competitors.
CME Group’s Strategic
Expansion
Terry Duffy, the CEO of CME Group, recently signaled
the marketplace’s strong position for potential mergers and acquisitions. This
sparked speculation, with the Chicago Board Options Exchange emerging as a
possible target.
The marketplace has expanded its suite of US Treasury options by introducing Monday expiries alongside existing Wednesday
and Friday options. According to the marketplace, this offering enables traders
to diversify their risk management strategies.
