CME
Group, a top derivatives marketplace, posted an average daily
volume (ADV) record of 23.3 million contracts in 2022, which represents a 19%
increase from its performance in 2021.The
derivatives marketplace operator disclosed these on Wednesday in its market
statistics for fourth quarter and December 2022.
“ADV
increased 6% in the fourth quarter to 21.8 million contracts, and ADV increased
7% in December to 19.2 million contracts,” CME Group announced.
Across
market classes, CME Group’s equity index, interest rate and forex ADVs shot up by 39%, 18% and 24% respectively in 2022.
“ADV
outside the United States increased 15% to 6.3 million contracts, including 30%
growth in Latin America, 27% in Asia, and 10% in EMEA,” CME Group explained,
speaking of its derivatives records across regions.
During
the last quarter of last year, CME Group recorded a 26% increase in its equity
index ADV and a 25% jump in its forex ADV. In addition, the operator posted a
record ADV of 2.99 million contracts in its secured overnight financing rate (SOFR) futures and options.
Commensurate
with its quarterly and year-over-yer (YoY) growth pattern, CME Group also saw
its interest rate ADV increase by 12% YoY to 7.9 million contracts in December
2022. However, the forex
ADV came in higher as the operator processed 1 million contracts in December
2022, which is a volume 20% more than it did in the same period in prior year.
Furthermore,
the Group processed a daily average of 7 million equity index contracts,
3.8 million options contracts and 1.8 million energy contracts.
CME
Group’s EBS Sees Lower MoM Performance in December
In
November last year, the CME Group’s Electronic Broking Service (EBS) posted a near-flat 0.3% growth rate in spot forex trading, generating $67.2 billion in the average
daily notional value (ADNV). However, this figure dropped -18% to $55 billion
in December 2022.
However,
when compared to December 2021, EBS, the Group’s go-to source for liquidity and price discovery in
cash FX, posted a 11% growth last month.
CME
Group, a top derivatives marketplace, posted an average daily
volume (ADV) record of 23.3 million contracts in 2022, which represents a 19%
increase from its performance in 2021.The
derivatives marketplace operator disclosed these on Wednesday in its market
statistics for fourth quarter and December 2022.
“ADV
increased 6% in the fourth quarter to 21.8 million contracts, and ADV increased
7% in December to 19.2 million contracts,” CME Group announced.
Across
market classes, CME Group’s equity index, interest rate and forex ADVs shot up by 39%, 18% and 24% respectively in 2022.
“ADV
outside the United States increased 15% to 6.3 million contracts, including 30%
growth in Latin America, 27% in Asia, and 10% in EMEA,” CME Group explained,
speaking of its derivatives records across regions.
During
the last quarter of last year, CME Group recorded a 26% increase in its equity
index ADV and a 25% jump in its forex ADV. In addition, the operator posted a
record ADV of 2.99 million contracts in its secured overnight financing rate (SOFR) futures and options.
Commensurate
with its quarterly and year-over-yer (YoY) growth pattern, CME Group also saw
its interest rate ADV increase by 12% YoY to 7.9 million contracts in December
2022. However, the forex
ADV came in higher as the operator processed 1 million contracts in December
2022, which is a volume 20% more than it did in the same period in prior year.
Furthermore,
the Group processed a daily average of 7 million equity index contracts,
3.8 million options contracts and 1.8 million energy contracts.
CME
Group’s EBS Sees Lower MoM Performance in December
In
November last year, the CME Group’s Electronic Broking Service (EBS) posted a near-flat 0.3% growth rate in spot forex trading, generating $67.2 billion in the average
daily notional value (ADNV). However, this figure dropped -18% to $55 billion
in December 2022.
However,
when compared to December 2021, EBS, the Group’s go-to source for liquidity and price discovery in
cash FX, posted a 11% growth last month.
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