CME Group plans to launch a physically based uranium futures contract in the coming months, potentially opening the thinly traded uranium market to more institutional participation. The product could improve price discovery and liquidity in a market that has been opaque and relatively illiquid. The news is modestly positive for uranium market structure and CME’s derivatives franchise.
CME Group plans to launch a physically based uranium futures contract in the coming months, potentially opening the thinly traded uranium market to more institutional participation. The product could improve price discovery and liquidity in a market that has been opaque and relatively illiquid. The news is modestly positive for uranium market structure and CME’s derivatives franchise.
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