Settlements

CME Group provides daily and historical settlement data for volume, open, close, high, and low prices for all of our product offerings.

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- Text Format

(Files are published periodically, initially as preliminary settlement prices, which are subject to change until final settlement prices are posted at approximately 6:00 p.m., CT)

- CSV Format

(Files are published as final settlement prices at approximately 6:30 p.m., Chicago Time)

- Daily Settlement Procedures
- Settlement Procedure PDF
- Daily Settlement Times Details

- Cash-Settled Futures
- Equity Cash-Settled Prices

Historical

Daily Settlement Price files contain settlement, volume, open, close, high and low prices for all CME Group products according to our Settlement Price schedule.

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The most recent trading day available in text format.
Seven days of reports are available in text or XML format at Settlement History
For historical settlement data (more than one week old): CME DataMine

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*Settlement prices for the E-mini S&P 500 may differ slightly from the "true" settlement price displayed on CME's Daily Bulletin.

These slight variances in settlements are the result of rounding due to differences in the minimum tick sizes between the E-mini contracts and the full-sized contracts.
Additionally, the settlement price displayed on the Daily Bulletin matches that of the full-sized contracts for purposes of marking-to-market, as the contracts are fungible, on a 5:1 basis. Example: E-mini S&P 500 futures contracts are traded in .25 increments and the full-sized S&P 500 contracts in .10 increments.

** Please note, in the NYMEX and COMEX files, volume numbers represented include cleared trades from CME Globex, the New York trading floor and CME ClearPort (blocks, EFP, and EFS) venues.

Nymex products include non-tradable synthetic underlyings to Options on Combos.
These are recognizable by “. . . synth” in the product description.

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