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Abstract:CME International recorded a record surge in its foreign exchange trading volumes during the second quarter. Check out its performance across products and markets.
CME International recorded a record surge in its foreign exchange trading volumes during the second quarter. Its forex products demonstrated strong growth in Latin America. The volume climbed 18% as recorded on FX Surge. CME International, a Chicago-based derivatives exchange, recorded an international average daily volume (ADV) of 9.2 million contracts during the second quarter, registering an 18% growth from the corresponding period last year and last quarter. However, the figures dont include the trading activities within the US.
Latin America heads the foreign exchange trading volumes for CME International with a 30% growth in daily volumes compared to 2024. Forex products here registered quarterly records. However, CME International didnt provide details regarding specific contract numbers for currency trading.
Europe, Africa and the Middle East contributed much to the overall growth, with daily volumes increasing by 15% a year to hit 6.7 million contracts. Volumes across Asia Pacific surged even faster by 30% to record 2.2 million contracts, Chief Commercial Officer at CME Group, Julie Winkler, stated.
He added that the CME Group saw a wide range of market participants managing risk and leveraging opportunities across asset classes amid the increased volatility of todays times.
Thanks to the recently launched FX Spot+ platform, CME International managed to achieve increased foreign exchange volumes. Since making its debut in April, it has garnered significant interest from institutional investors.
The new marketplace registered daily trading volume worth $1.4 billion within the first month of the launch, drawing more than 40 active clients. Banks, which constitute more than half of the client numbers, didnt trade FX futures before. This suggests that the platform has been successful in bridging the gaps between traditional spot and futures markets.
It managed to witness active participation from a diverse global clientele that applied varied strategies across currency pairs available on the platform, CMEs global head of FX products, Paul Houston, said.
The implied matching technology used by the platform helps connect traders through a central order book, allowing them access to over $100 daily FX futures liquidity in usual spot market terms. The approach resonates with institutions seeking high liquidity without varying their ongoing trading workflows.
Equity Products and Energy Contracts Lead the Performance Chart
Equity products recorded the strongest growth across regions. Index futures volumes rose 43% in EMEA and 35% in Canada. Energy contracts also demonstrated strong performance by hitting 67% growth in Asia Pacific and 15% across Europe.
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