CME Group Suspends Plans to Launch 24/7 10-Barrel Crude Oil Contract
Industry participants raised concerns about additional market risk from introducing around-the-clock energy trading without further due diligence.
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CME Group (CME) is suspending plans to launch a new 10-Barrel Crude Oil futures contract designed for around-the-clock trading.
The company said discussions with industry participants identified concerns that introducing 24/7 energy trading without further due diligence could create unintended consequences and additional market risk. CME Group is withdrawing its filing to launch the product at this time. The planned contract was intended to operate within U.S. jurisdiction and CFTC oversight.
Positive
- None.
Negative
- Minor point10-Barrel Crude Oil futures launch suspended; CME Group is withdrawing its filing at this time.
- Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.24/7 energy trading could add market risk without further due diligence, CME Group said industry participants warned.
Key Figures
- Contract size
- 10 barrels
- Planned crude oil futures contract; launch filing withdrawn
- Trading schedule
- 24/7
- Planned crude oil contract; launch filing withdrawn
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"Providing efficient, regulated markets that allow our clients to cost-effectively manage business risk is always our top priority at CME Group," said CME Group Chairman and Chief Executive Terry Duffy. "We created and planned to launch a 10-Barrel oil contract to provide a transparent, regulated alternative to the 24/7 oil contracts that other venues have introduced in the marketplace. Whether as onshore prediction markets or offshore perpetuals, which are illegal for
"We had hoped to provide a safer, more transparent alternative, within the
"Therefore, we are withdrawing our filing to launch this product at this time. We hope the CFTC will address the inequity, reestablish the level playing field that has made
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Why is CME Group suspending its 24/7 10-Barrel Crude Oil futures launch?
CME Group said industry discussions revealed concerns that introducing 24/7 energy trading without further due diligence could create unintended consequences and additional market risk. It is withdrawing its filing to launch the product at this time.