CME Group announced it will close its Chicago trading floor as of the close of business Friday, March 13, 2020, as a precaution to reduce large gatherings that can contribute to the spread of coronavirus in line with the advice of medical professionals.
CME Group will close its Chicago trading floor as a precaution at the close of business Friday, March 13. Read more: https://t.co/BUlPrObBXS
— CME Group (@CMEGroup) March 11, 2020
All products will continue to trade on CME Globex as they do today.
No coronavirus cases have been reported on the trading floor or in the Chicago Board of Trade building. The reopening of the trading floor will be evaluated as more medical guidance on the coronavirus becomes available. The company’s headquarters at 20 S. Wacker Drive will remain open.
The trading floor community will receive an additional q&a related to the execution of certain floor products, procedures and protocols and other floor-related practices.
Source: CME
https://twitter.com/TradingJeremy/status/1238097032574894080
NEWSLETTER SIGN UP
And receive exclusive articles on securities markets
🏆 The 2026 Global Markets Choice Awards are here! 🌍 Nominations are officially OPEN for the celebration of excellence in global capital markets trading & technology. Nominate below:
https://www.jotform.com/form/260086385121150
Delaware Life Insurance Company is becoming the first insurance carrier to offer an index that contains cryptocurrency, adding the BlackRock U.S. Equity Bitcoin Balanced Risk 12% Index to its fixed index annuity (FIA) portfolio.
As the digital assets industry pushes toward
Franklin Templeton is expanding its tokenized fund suite, signaling growing institutional demand for blockchain-based fund infrastructure and regulated investment products moving onchain. Read the full article below:
$50 billion in active ETF inflows helped fuel a record year for @BlackRock 's iShares business, as investors continue to lean into active strategies.
Related articles
-
The firm will donate net commissions from trading today in memory of Peg Broadbent.
-
There were notable increases in Latin American and Chinese yen clearing.
-
Slowdown in economic activity provides a window to accelerate workforce transformation and upskill staff.
-
Funds will go to charities working to support vulnerable people impacted by COVID-19.
-
Physical attendance at the AGM will not be possible due to Covid-19.