Welcome to the CME Globex Notices for the week of March 12, 2007.
Proposed CBOT
Migration Timeline
Information on the proposed CBOT migration timeline is now available
online. |
April
May
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your
CME Globex Account Manager at 312.634.8700; or
at +44.20.7796.7100 in Europe.
Learn the latest in electronic
trading on CME Globex
FCMs, IBs, proprietary trading groups, ISVs and market
data distributors -
Register today for the CME Electronic Trading Customer Forum.
The CME Electronic Trading Customer Forums are designed to bring CME and its customers together.
You will receive updates and information regarding CME Globex platform changes, electronic trading
policies and new offerings in the next 6-12 months.
These events are free and attendance is limited to CME customers.
The forum will cover:
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- CBOT-CME proposed merger update
- Product updates
- NYMEX product updates and the CME Messaging Policy
- Enhanced Execution Reports
- User-Defined Spreads: Combos
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- New market data format: FIX/FAST
- New offering: Drop copy
- New offering: Cancel on disconnect
- New certification environments and AutoCert+ tool
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New York
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
4:30 p.m. Registration
5:00 p.m. Presentation
Reception to follow
Estrela Room
Le Parker Meridien
118 West 57th Street
New York, NY |
|
Chicago
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
3:30 p.m. Registration
4:00 p.m. Presentation
Reception to follow
CME
CME Auditorium
20 S Wacker Dr
Chicago, IL |
|
London
Thursday, April 19, 2007
15:30 Registration
16:00 Presentation
Reception to follow
The Old Library
Lloyd's
One Lime Street
London EC3M 7HA |
A customer forum will be held in Singapore at a later
date.
CLICK HERE to register.
Reminder: CME FX Options Extended
Listings
Effective
this Sunday, March 18, 2007 (for trade date Monday, March 19), CME is extending
the strike listings for the following CME Foreign Exchange (FX) options on futures for all contract
months on the CME Globex platform. This change only affects outright options; there is no change to
the listing rules for options spreads.
| CME
FX Options Extended Strikes Listings |
| Product |
Instrument
Group Code |
Product
Code |
Current
Listings |
New
Listings |
| CME
Australian Dollar Options |
ZA |
6A |
At
the money ± 4 |
At
the money ± 8 |
| CME
Canadian Dollar Options |
OV |
6C |
At
the money ± 6 |
At
the money ± 8 |
Reminder: Negative Price Support
Effective
this Sunday, March 18, 2007, a new field will be added to the Instrument Creation
(MO (m-oh)) market data message to indicate whether an instrument supports positive, zero (0) or
negative prices.
Position 797 - Negative Price Flag (Boolean) will have valid values of 0 (zero), for an
instrument that only supports positive and zero prices, and 1, for an instrument that supports
positive, zero and negative prices.
For example, all CME Eurodollar futures will have a 0 (zero) at position 797 in the MO message
to indicate positive and zero price support only. All CME Eurodollar spreads will have a 1 at
position 797 to indicate positive, zero and negative price support.
To support this change, upon launch, positions 795-796 and 798-811 in the MO messages will be
initialized to 0 (zeroes), replacing the current spaces.
More information on the CME Market Data Platform RLC Message Specifications, including the
Instrument Creation (MO) messages, is available
online.
Reminder: CME Dry Whey Futures
Launch
Effective
this Sunday, March 18 (for trade date Monday, March 19),
CME Dry Whey
futures will launch on the CME Globex platform.
CME Dry Whey will list 12 contract months upon launch, with Instrument Group Code
DY and CME Globex Product Code
DY.
Whey is the liquid separated from milk during cheese production. Dried whey, high in protein and
low in fat, is used in a variety of foods including crackers, breads, cereal and pastries, as well
as in the popular energy and power bars and protein drinks and powders. Whey is also used in animal
feed. Dry whey has become a volatile commodity as demand has at times outpaced supply.
CME Dry Whey are currently available for testing in the certification environment.
New Order Qualifiers for CME Options
Effective
Sunday, March 25, 2007 (for trade date Monday, March 26), CME is launching support
for Good 'Till Cancelled (GTC) and Good 'Till Date (GTD) order qualifiers for the following options
on futures instruments:
- Options traded on CME Globex around the clock, during electronic trading hours (ETH) and
regular trading hours (RTH) hours
- E.g., CME Euro FX options (product code 6E)
- Options traded exclusively on CME Globex
- E.g., CME E-mini S&P 500
® options (product code ES)
The following options instruments will
not support GTC and GTD order qualifiers:
- Options traded on CME Globex only during ETH
- E.g., CME EOM S&P 500 options (product code EV)
- Options traded on CME Globex only during RTH
- E.g., CME Live Cattle options (product code LE)
Please note: customers can easily determine GTC and GTD eligibility for any
instrument by referring to position 93, Default Date Validity, in the Instrument Creation (MO
(m-oh)) RLC market data message. More information is available in the RLC Message Spefications
volume of the
CME Market Data Platform
SDK.
Update: CME Options Spreads Settlement
Prices
Effective
Sunday, March 25, 2007, to provide consistent data across all product complexes,
CME Globex will no longer publish settlement price data via the Instrument Creation (MO (m-oh)) and
Price (M7) RLC market data messages for
CME options spreads. Settlement price data will still be available in the MO and
M7 messages for the outright options.
More information on the CME Market Data Platform and CME iLink messaging formats is available in
the
CME
Globex SDKs.
Reminder: ISIN Code Changes for
Options
Effective
Sunday, March 25, 2007, CME is changing ISIN Code management procedures for
options only. With this change, ISIN Codes for options spreads may be reassigned
to a different options instrument before expiration. Outright options' ISIN Codes will not be
reassigned during the week.
CME recommends all customers purge and re-load their instrument databases from the Instrument
Creation (MO (m-oh)) market data messages every week.
There is no impact for customers who purge and re-load weekly, or who do not rely on the ISIN
Code for instrument identification. Please contact your front-end system provider for more
information.
Reminder: Enhanced Execution Reports and
UDS: Combos
The Enhanced Execution Reports and User-Defined Spreads (UDS): Combos release, scheduled to
launch
Sunday, March 25, 2007, introduces two sets of functional enhancements to the CME
Globex platform.
Enhanced Execution Reports
With this release, Fill and Trade Cancellation messages will be enhanced for
all products traded on the CME Globex platform with new FIX tags
442-MultiLegReportingType, 393-TotalNumSecurities and 527-SecondaryExecID. Customers will be able
to use the enhanced Fill and Trade Cancellation messages to:
- Differentiate messages for outrights, legs and spreads
- Correlate leg and spread messages
- Identify the number of legs associated with a spread
CME strongly recommends
all customers test the enhanced execution reports prior to the production launch.
Enhanced execution reports are currently available in the certification environment.
UDS: Combos
With UDS: Combos functionality, customers will be able to define and trade unique options
instruments intra-day, composed of any or all of the following:
- Exchange-defined outright option(s)
- Exchange-defined option spread(s)
- Existing user-defined spreads
With this launch, customer systems must be able to accomodate Security Definition (MU) messages
with up to 40 repeating groups (i.e., spread legs). CME recommends customers configure market data
buffer size to accomodate up to 5120 bytes. Front-end trading applications interested in UDS:
Combos functionality are required to certify via CME AutoCert+. This functionality is currently
available for testing and certification. To access CME AutoCert+, please contact your
CME Globex Account Manager at 312.634.8700, or in Europe at
+44.20.7796.7100.
More information on this release is available in the
UDS: Combos and Enhanced Execution Reports Client Impact Assessment
.
Reminder: CME FX Trading Schedule
Change
Effective
Sunday, March 25, 2007, at customers' request, CME FX futures and options on CME
Globex trading schedule will be expanded to open two hours earlier, at 3:00 p.m. Central time (CT)
on Sundays. Currently, CME FX futures and options markets open on Sunday for trading at 5:00 p.m.
CT. In addition, the pre-market open period will be reduced from the current 45 minutes to 30
minutes, commencing at 2:30 p.m. on Sundays.
Reminder: CME Equity Options Spreads
Change
To increase price clarity for CME Equity options spreads, effective
Sunday, March 25, 2007 (trade date Monday, March 26), CME will disseminate
four-character strike prices (instead of the current three-character prices) in the Complete
Instrument Code in RLC market data messages (e.g., position 72-91 of the MO message) and CME iLink
order messaging (e.g., FIX tag 107, SecurityDesc, in Execution Reports). The total length of the
Complete Instrument Code will not exceed 20 characters.
The most significant digit of the strike price will be displayed in the Complete Instrument Code
and tag 107, SecurityDesc. For example, currently a CME E-mini Russell options spread is
disseminated as:
With this change, the same spread will be disseminated as:
More information on the CME Market Data Platform and CME iLink messaging formats is available in
the
CME
Globex SDKs.
Extended Strikes Listing for CME Japanese Yen
Options
Effective
Sunday, April 1, 2007 (for trade date Monday, April 2), CME is extending the
strike listings for the CME Japanese Yen options on futures for all contract months listed on the
CME Globex platform. This change only affects outright options; there is no change to the listing
rules for options spreads.
| CME
Japanese Yen Options Extended Strikes Listings |
| Product |
Instrument
Group Code |
Product
Code |
Current
Listings |
New
Listings |
| CME
Japanese Options |
OJ
(oh-J) |
6J |
At
the money ± 8 |
At
the money ±
12 |
CME Weekly Average Temperature Futures
Launch
Effective
Sunday, April 1, 2007, and
Sunday, April 15, the new
CME Weekly Average
Temperature futures are launching on the CME Globex platform.
These CME Weekly Average Temperature products enable market participants to hedge short-term
intra-monthly weather risk. CME Weekly Average Temperature contracts will list two weekly contracts
(Monday through Friday), and will be settled the following business day.
| CME
Weekly Average Temperature Futures on CME Globex |
| Listing
City |
Instrument
Group Code |
Product
Code |
Listed
Weeks |
| Sunday, April 1, 2007 Launch |
| Atlanta |
H0
(zero) |
H11-H15 |
2 |
| Boston |
H0 |
HW1-HW5 |
2 |
| Chicago |
H0 |
H21-H25 |
2 |
| Cincinnati |
H0 |
H31-H35 |
2 |
| Dallas-Fort
Worth |
H0 |
H51-H55 |
2 |
| New
York City |
H0 |
H41-H45 |
2 |
| Sunday, April 15, 2007 Launch |
| Baltimore/Washington |
H0 |
HV1-HV5 |
2 |
| Des
Moines |
H0 |
H91-H95 |
2 |
| Detroit |
H0 |
HK1-HK5 |
2 |
| Houston |
H0 |
HR1-HR5 |
2 |
| Kansas
City |
H0 |
KX1-KX5 |
2 |
| Las
Vegas |
H0 |
H01-H05 |
2 |
| Minneapolis
- St. Paul |
H0 |
HQ1-HQ5 |
2 |
| Philadelphia |
H0 |
H61-H65 |
2 |
| Portland |
H0 |
H71-H75 |
2 |
| Sacramento |
H0 |
KS1-KS5 |
2 |
| Salt
Lake City |
H0 |
HA1-HA5 |
2 |
| Tucson |
H0 |
H81-H85 |
2 |
The CME Weekly Average Temperature futures scheduled to launch on April 1 will be available in
the certification environment
Wednesday, March 21. The CME Weekly Average Temperature futures scheduled to
launch on April 15 will be available in the certification environment
Wednesday, April 4.
Reminder: NYMEX Products on the CME Market
Data Platform
Effective
Sunday, May 6, 2007, CME is decommissioning the legacy NYMEX market data channel
(20) on the CME Market Data Platform.
Since the introduction of NYMEX futures and spreads on the CME Globex platform, market data
messaging rates on the CME Market Data Platform NYMEX channel (20) have steadily increased,
recently reaching peaks greater than
3 mbps. To better manage bandwidth utilization, CME leveraged the scalability of
the CME Market Data Platform and introduced three new channels for NYMEX and COMEX
® products.
Complete information on the three new NYMEX and COMEX channels on the CME Market Data Platform,
including the products assigned to each channel, is available
online.
The legacy NYMEX market data channel (20) will be eliminated in the certification environment
Tuesday, March 20.
More information on NYMEX and COMEX products on the CME Globex platform is available at
www.nymexoncmeglobex.com.
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