CME Trading Volume Plummets 55.1% to $386 Million Ranking 205th as New Futures Contracts Await Approval

On June 17, 2025, the trading volume of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) was $386 million, a 55.1% decrease from the previous day, ranking 205th in the daily stock market. CME's stock price rose by 0.83%.

CME Group has announced the launch of E-mini S&P BMV IPC Index futures, scheduled to begin trading on August 18, 2025. This new futures contract is designed to provide investors with a more efficient way to gain exposure to the Mexican equity market, specifically to the 35 largest and most liquid stocks in Mexico. The S&P BMV IPC Index, which this futures contract is based on, is Mexico's primary equities benchmark and offers comprehensive exposure to the Mexican stock market.

This move by CME Group is expected to enhance access to the Mexican equity market, providing investors with a streamlined and capital-efficient tool to engage with one of the largest and most liquid stock markets in Latin America. The launch of these futures contracts is pending regulatory review, and once approved, they will offer a new avenue for investors to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on opportunities in the Mexican market.