One of the largest groups operating multiple exchanges serving the options, commodity futures, derivatives and foreign exchange regulated market-places, has published its December totals, closing out its full year results.
The widely diversified operator of derivatives marketplaces, the CME Group, has today announced that December 2013 volume averaged 10.9 million contracts per day, up 13 percent compared with December 2012 volumes, and totaled over 228 million contracts, and with full-year volumes up 10% compared to full-year 2012, according to its official press release.
An excerpt from the announcement shows a rolling three-month average for each of its major product lines, including Foreign Exchange that had been on a steady decline during the 4th Quarter of 2013.
Source: CME
Eurodollar futures volume averaged 2.0 million contracts per day, up 51 percent from the same period a year ago. Eurodollar options volume averaged 652,000 contracts per day, up 142 percent from December last year.
Comparing the 4th Quarter of 2013 with the same period during 2012 -which had the same number of trading days, Quarterly ADV was down from 767,000 to 705,000 or 8% lower for CME's Foreign Exchange segment.
CME Group equity index volume in December 2013 averaged 2.5 million contracts per day, down 7 percent from the same period last year. CME Group interest rate volume averaged 5.0 million contracts per day in December, up 38 percent from December 2012.
Treasury futures volume averaged 1.8 million contracts per day, up 6 percent compared with the same period a year ago. Treasury options volume averaged 536,000 contracts per day, up 66 percent from December 2012.
CME Group energy volume averaged 1.5 million contracts per day in December 2013, up 16 percent compared with the prior December. CME Group metals volume in December 2013 averaged 276,000 contracts per day, down 3 percent from December 2012. CME Group agricultural commodities volume averaged 793,000 contracts per day, down 10 percent compared with the prior year period.
Rising Trading Fees Counter Revenue Loss from Volumes Decrease
The subject of rising costs for CME members trading through the group's exchanges has been a subject of recent trade association concern, as the increase in costs to firms could deter liquidity just as other venues aim to lower costs in order to attract flows.
Excerpted from the CME reported figures today, the following chart shows the Average Rate Per Contract (ARPC) that CME earned in each of the last 4 trailing months respectively up until November 2013 - with a steady increase in the ARPC for FX despite a steady drop in FX volumes. Equity Indexes during the 3-month period ending November 2013 was lower when compared to the same period ending September and August but slightly higher than October.
Source: CME
The widely diversified operator of derivatives marketplaces, the CME Group, has today announced that December 2013 volume averaged 10.9 million contracts per day, up 13 percent compared with December 2012 volumes, and totaled over 228 million contracts, and with full-year volumes up 10% compared to full-year 2012, according to its official press release.
An excerpt from the announcement shows a rolling three-month average for each of its major product lines, including Foreign Exchange that had been on a steady decline during the 4th Quarter of 2013.
Source: CME
Eurodollar futures volume averaged 2.0 million contracts per day, up 51 percent from the same period a year ago. Eurodollar options volume averaged 652,000 contracts per day, up 142 percent from December last year.
Comparing the 4th Quarter of 2013 with the same period during 2012 -which had the same number of trading days, Quarterly ADV was down from 767,000 to 705,000 or 8% lower for CME's Foreign Exchange segment.
CME Group equity index volume in December 2013 averaged 2.5 million contracts per day, down 7 percent from the same period last year. CME Group interest rate volume averaged 5.0 million contracts per day in December, up 38 percent from December 2012.
Treasury futures volume averaged 1.8 million contracts per day, up 6 percent compared with the same period a year ago. Treasury options volume averaged 536,000 contracts per day, up 66 percent from December 2012.
CME Group energy volume averaged 1.5 million contracts per day in December 2013, up 16 percent compared with the prior December. CME Group metals volume in December 2013 averaged 276,000 contracts per day, down 3 percent from December 2012. CME Group agricultural commodities volume averaged 793,000 contracts per day, down 10 percent compared with the prior year period.
Rising Trading Fees Counter Revenue Loss from Volumes Decrease
The subject of rising costs for CME members trading through the group's exchanges has been a subject of recent trade association concern, as the increase in costs to firms could deter liquidity just as other venues aim to lower costs in order to attract flows.
Excerpted from the CME reported figures today, the following chart shows the Average Rate Per Contract (ARPC) that CME earned in each of the last 4 trailing months respectively up until November 2013 - with a steady increase in the ARPC for FX despite a steady drop in FX volumes. Equity Indexes during the 3-month period ending November 2013 was lower when compared to the same period ending September and August but slightly higher than October.
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