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CME Group, a leading derivatives marketplace, posted a record average daily volume (ADV) of 23.3 million contracts in 2022, representing a 19% increase from its performance in 2021. The derivatives market operator disclosed them on Wednesday in its market statistics for the fourth quarter and December 2022.
“ADV grew 6% in the fourth quarter to 21.8 million contracts, and ADV grew 7% in December to 19.2 million contracts,” CME Group announcement.
Across all market classes, CME Group’s equity index, interest rates and forex ADVs increased by 39%, 18% and 24% respectively in 2022.
“ADV outside the US grew 15% to 6.3 million contracts, including growth of 30% in Latin America, 27% in Asia and 10% in EMEA,” explained CME. Group, talking about its derivative records in all regions.
In the final quarter of last year, CME Group saw a 26% increase in its ADV equity index and a 25% jump in its forex ADV. In addition, the operator recorded a record ADV of 2.99 million contracts in its futures and options on overnight funding rates (SOFR).
Based on its quarterly and year-on-year (YoY) growth model, CME Group also saw its ADV interest rate increase by 12% year-on-year to reach 7.9 million contracts in December 2022 However, the forex ADV increased as the trader processed 1 million contracts in December 2022, a volume 20% higher than the same period of the previous year.
In addition, the Group processed an average of 7 million contracts on stock market indices, 3.8 million option contracts and 1.8 million energy contracts daily.
CME Group’s EBS sees decline in MoM performance in December
In November last year, the CME Group’s Electronic Brokerage Service (EBS) posted an almost stable growth rate of 0.3% in spot forex trading, generating $67.2 billion in average daily notional value (ADNV). However, this figure dropped by -18% to $55 billion in December 2022.
However, compared to December 2021, EBSthe group’s go-to source for liquidity and cash currency price discovery, grew 11% last month.
CME Group, a leading derivatives marketplace, posted a record average daily volume (ADV) of 23.3 million contracts in 2022, representing a 19% increase from its performance in 2021. The derivatives market operator disclosed them on Wednesday in its market statistics for the fourth quarter and December 2022.
“ADV grew 6% in the fourth quarter to 21.8 million contracts, and ADV grew 7% in December to 19.2 million contracts,” CME Group announcement.
Across all market classes, CME Group’s equity index, interest rates and forex ADVs increased by 39%, 18% and 24% respectively in 2022.
“ADV outside the US grew 15% to 6.3 million contracts, including growth of 30% in Latin America, 27% in Asia and 10% in EMEA,” explained CME. Group, talking about its derivative records in all regions.
In the final quarter of last year, CME Group saw a 26% increase in its ADV equity index and a 25% jump in its forex ADV. Additionally, the operator posted a record ADV of 2.99 million contracts in its Guaranteed Overnight Funding Rate (SOFR) futures and options.
Based on its quarterly and year-on-year (YoY) growth model, CME Group also saw its ADV interest rate increase by 12% year-on-year to reach 7.9 million contracts in December 2022 However, the forex ADV increased as the trader processed 1 million contracts in December 2022, a volume 20% higher than the same period of the previous year.
In addition, the Group processed an average of 7 million contracts on stock market indices, 3.8 million option contracts and 1.8 million energy contracts daily.
CME Group’s EBS sees decline in MoM performance in December
In November last year, the CME Group’s Electronic Brokerage Service (EBS) posted an almost stable growth rate of 0.3% in spot forex trading, generating $67.2 billion in average daily notional value (ADNV). However, this figure dropped by -18% to $55 billion in December 2022.
However, compared to December 2021, EBSthe group’s go-to source for liquidity and cash currency price discovery, grew 11% last month.
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