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CME Group offers the largest regulated foreign exchange marketplace in the world, and the second largest electronic FX market with approximately $100 billion in daily liquidity. We provide trading of 49 futures contracts and 32 options contracts based on 20 global currencies, including major world currencies and currencies of emerging markets.

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Take advantage of our FX marketplace, the largest regulated foreign marketplace in the world, and the second largest electronic FX market with more than $100 billion in daily liquidity. If you currently trade in the OTC markets, it's important for to you to know that our FX futures and options markets offer key advantages that the OTC markets do not:
  • Central clearing and guaranteed counterparty credit
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  • Electronic access around the world, around the clock, six days a week
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FX Market Commentary View All
Thur, 2 July 2009 7:21:01 CDT
Pre-Market Analysis(Black Swan Capital)
Ruble Bonds Exceed Dollar Sales for First Time Since 06 as Currency Rises

Thur, 2 July 2009 07:10am CDT
Pre-Market Analysis U.S. Session (Luca Global Research)
All the foreign currency futures fell overnight, with the pound registering the biggest losses and the yen the least


Wed, 1 July 2009 05:30pm CDT
Pre-Market Analysis Asian Session (Luca Global Research)
The non-yen foreign currency futures rallied on Wednesday for longer than I expected in line with the US and European


Wed, 1 July 2009 10:30pm CDT
Pre-Market Analysis European Session (Luca Global Research)
The foreign currency futures slipped in the Far East on profit taking after all but the yen rallying in the US

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