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CME Group Sees Big Volume Last Month
Posted: 07/10/12
By: tomgrisafi
CME Group has announced that June 2012 volume averaged 13.1 million contracts per day, down 11 percent from June 2011, and down 1 percent from May 2012. Total volume for June was more than 276 million contracts, of which a record 86 percent was traded electronically. Second-quarter 2012 volume averaged 12.4 million contracts per day, down 9 percent year-over-year, but up 1 percent compared with first-quarter 2012.
In June 2012, CME Group interest rate volume averaged 5.1 million contracts per day, down 28 percent from June 2011. Treasury futures volume averaged 2.3 million contracts per day, while Treasury options volume averaged 307,000 contracts per day. Eurodollar futures volume averaged 1.8 million contracts per day, while Eurodollar options volume averaged 589,000 contracts per day.
CME Group equity index volume in June 2012 averaged 3.5 million contracts per day, down 1 percent from the same period last year. CME Group foreign exchange (FX) volume averaged 1.1 million contracts per day, up 8 percent from June last year, reflecting average daily notional value of $128 billion, and set an all-time FX open interest record in June 2012.
CME Group energy volume averaged 1.8 million contracts per day in June 2012, up 1 percent compared with the same period in 2011. CME Group agricultural commodities volume averaged 1.4 million contracts per day, up 15 percent compared with the prior-year period. CME Group metals volume averaged 381,000 contracts per day, up 17 percent from the same period last year.
Electronic volume averaged 11.3 million contracts per day in June 2012, down 10 percent compared with June 2011. Privately negotiated volume decreased 8 percent to 271,000 contracts per day from the prior June. Average daily volume cleared through CME ClearPort was 400,000 contracts in June 2012, down 7 percent compared with June 2011. Open outcry volume averaged 1.1 million contracts per day, down 23 percent versus the prior-year period.
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Posted: 07/31/12
so....what actually cheagnd that caused the price to drop so quickly?see..that's a question that a lot of people have and if there are no obvious answers, they just assume that the speculators got burned....people intuitively understand that when Florida has a frost, that oranges will be bidded up in price and speculation will happen.but they don't have that same intuitive understanding of oil and gasoline.it does not help either when they are hearing political messages that increased domestic drilling will seriously lower domestic prices. It just further muddies the issue.I bet if you produced a chart that showed US gasoline prices vs US domestic oil consumption - it would not make sense to most folks.right?how COULD you MAKE it make more sense?