CME Slides to 267th as Global Derivatives Doldrums Halt $420M Volume Surge

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Wednesday, Sep 10, 2025 7:55 pm ET1min read
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- CME fell 0.62% on Sept 10, 2025, with $420M volume, ranking 267th due to weak commodity trading and low institutional activity.

- Mixed global derivatives signals and Fed policy uncertainty dampened fixed-income derivatives demand, despite strong S&P 500 futures liquidity.

- Proposed back-test framework selects top 500 U.S. stocks by volume for daily rebalancing, excluding transaction costs and OTC instruments.

- CME's cash equities market share declined marginally, reflecting capital shifts to alternative trading venues amid sector-specific derivative underperformance.

On September 10, 2025, , , ranking 267th among listed equities. The drop followed mixed signals from global derivatives markets and subdued trading activity in key commodity sectors. Despite elevated volatility in equity indices, , indicating weaker institutional participation compared to peers in the financial services sector.

Analysts noted that the decline aligned with broader market caution ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook update, which typically impacts demand. , . , reflecting shifting capital flows toward alternative trading venues.

For back-test parameters, the proposed framework involves selecting the top 500 U.S. . , with daily rebalancing. . Data from January 3, 2022, , excluding ETFs and OTC instruments. Adjustments to these assumptions require prior confirmation before data retrieval.

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