Chicago Mercantile Exchange Definition

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

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CME. An exchange, in Chicago, Illinois, where financial futures, foreign currency futures, commodity futures, and futures options are traded. The exchange has merged with the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Mercantile Exchange, together forming CME Group. also called Merc.

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