Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Definition
CME. An exchange where financial futures, foreign currency futures, commodity futures, and futures options are traded. also called Merc.
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Related terms:
e-mini, exchange-traded derivative, Index and Option Market
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currency futures, futures exchange
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