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Back in March 2022, the Federal Reserve embarked on an unprecedented interest rate hiking cycle

"In light of recent stress in the banking system, we no longer expect the Fed to deliver a rate hike at its March 22 meeting," said Goldman's chief economist Jan Hatzius.

Stock futures higher as markets regroup from Tuesday slump; Fed minutes in focus as 50 basis point rate bets build momentum; Nvidia earnings on deck amid ai arms race, gaming moves; Palo Alto networks shares surge on earnings beat, S&P 500 potential and Coinbase sees massive trading slump as crypto…

The mortgage-backed securities market is facing new challenges. New TBA futures aim to help market participants manage MBS exposure.

The growth of the EV market means more aluminum used to manufacture cars. Some models use twice as much as standard autos. “It's really a huge leap."

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In 2022, equity markets experienced significant divergence in performance amongst equity sectors. CME Group’s sector futures provide a granular toolset to capture opportunities and manage risk affecting different equity index sectors.

Emerging markets in Asia remain a bright spot on the investment horizon. Emerging Asia, which includes China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, has outperformed other emerging markets during the past two decades. The IMF has penciled in annual GDP growth of 4.6% for emerging and developing Asia in…

Terrence Duffy, chairman of Chicago-based exchange owner CME Group, said his meeting with Sam Bankman-Fried showed FTX had no plan to prevent trading calamities that could have spread across the financial system.

As the voluntary carbon offset market grows, firms like U.S. Venture use CME Group global emissions offset futures to hedge forecasted emissions for clients, as well as securing carbon credits for their own needs.

Designed to reflect the dynamic between the meat packer and the hog producer, pork cutout futures find footing as high costs weigh on producers.