CME Group (CME) announced that its international average daily volume reached a record 8.4M contracts in 2025, up 8% from 2024. Reflecting all trading reported outside the United States, these volumes were driven by increases in metals up 37%, equity Index up 20%, energy up 11%, agricultural up 9%, and interest rate up 2%, all compared to the same period in 2024. “Amid persistent economic and geopolitical uncertainty in 2025, clients outside the United States relied on the proven strength of our global benchmarks and deep, around-the-clock liquidity,” said Julie Winkler, Senior Managing Director and chief commercial officer, CME Group. “Risk management remains essential for 2026, and we are committed to providing clients with the tools they need to efficiently navigate any market environment.”
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