According to Jinshi Market Research, commodity futures trading on the CME Group has been suspended.

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On November 28th (UTC+8), the unfulfilled orders caused by the freeze in futures trading, including the S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq 100 index, will lead to a surge of orders when trading resumes.

"Because futures trading was forced to pause, the market temporarily lost a major tool for judging where prices should be," Knapp said.

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US stocks are expected to face opening volatility due to a CME system outage.

Saul Knapps of Scope Markets stated that U.S. stock traders are bracing for volatile trading as the U.S. markets reopen after the Thanksgiving holiday due to a system outage at the CME Group.

He noted that pending orders resulting from the freeze on futures trading, including those for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indices, will lead to a surge in orders when trading resumes. Because futures trading was forced to halt, "the market has temporarily lost a key tool for determining where prices should be," Knapp said.

Before the outage, U.S. stock index futures were higher, with Nasdaq futures frozen at a 0.2% gain, while Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 futures were both up 0.1%.

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U.S. stocks are expected to face opening volatility due to the CME Group system outage.

The CME Group's Globex futures and options market will begin pre-opening at 7:00 AM Central Time (9:00 PM Beijing Time) and officially open at 7:30 AM Central Time (9:30 PM Beijing Time).

The CME Globex electronic platform reportedly offers thousands of futures and options contracts with varying expiration dates, as well as inter-product arbitrage contracts. Its product categories are extensive, including metals (gold, silver, etc.), energy (crude oil, etc.), interest rates, agricultural products, stock indices, foreign exchange, and real estate and weather futures and options.

Currently, over 90% of CME Group's futures contracts can be electronically traded on the Globex platform.

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CME gold, silver, oil, and stock index futures trading will officially resume at 21:30.

On November 28 (UTC+8), CME Group's futures and options trading was suspended due to a data center outage, affecting markets with trillions of dollars in contracts, including S&P 500 index futures, U.S. Treasury bonds, crude oil, gasoline, and palm oil.

Forex platform EBS resumed service at 12:00 noon London time after being down for several hours. In Singapore, oil traders said that CME is a critical component of the global market mechanism. Gerald Gan, deputy chief investment officer at Reed Capital Partners in Singapore, noted that the outage was "very annoying" and said that liquidity on alternative platforms may not be as ample as on CME.

Amelie Derambure, portfolio manager at Amundi SA, said it was fortunate that Friday was a light trading day, otherwise it would have been a "significant obstacle." The outage occurred the day after Thanksgiving, with U.S. markets only open for half a day. Emmanuel Valavanis, a London-based equity sales specialist at Forte Securities, said it was very bad that this happened on the last day of the month and year-end trading, affecting trillions of dollars in trading.

The outage has exceeded the hours-long downtime caused by a technical error in 2019.

[MarsBit]

CME data center outage halts futures and options trading, impacting trillions of dollars in contracts

CME Group's futures and options trading was suspended due to a data center outage, affecting markets for trillions of dollars in contracts, including S&P 500 index futures, U.S. Treasury bonds, crude oil, gasoline, and palm oil. Foreign exchange platform EBS resumed service at 12:00 PM London time after being down for several hours.

In Singapore, oil traders said CME is a key component of the global market mechanism. Gerald Gan, deputy chief investment officer at Reed Capital Partners in Singapore, noted that the outage was "very annoying" and said that alternative platforms may not have as much liquidity as CME. Amundi SA portfolio manager Amelie Derambure said it was fortunate that Friday was a light trading day, otherwise it would have been a "significant obstacle."

The outage occurred the day after Thanksgiving, with U.S. markets only open for half a day. Emmanuel Valavanis, a stock sales specialist at Forte Securities in London, said it was very bad that this happened on the last day of the month and year-end trading, affecting trillions of dollars in trading. The outage has exceeded the hours-long downtime caused by a technical error in 2019.

[Bloomberg]

CME data center outage halts futures and options trading, affecting trillions of dollars in contracts

CME Group futures trading has been suspended for over four hours.

Just over two hours ago, CME Group posted on its X platform: "Due to a cooling system malfunction at the CyrusOne data center, our market is currently suspended. Our technical support team is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible."

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CME Group futures trading has been suspended for more than 4 hours.

Due to the CME Globex futures and options market disruption, some products in Bybit's TradFi product line (including individual indices and crude oil) are affected. Real-time quotes are currently unavailable for the affected products, and opening/closing positions and modifying orders are temporarily unavailable, and stop-loss orders may not be triggered.

XAUUSD (Gold) trading is not affected.

CME market disruption affects some of Bybit TradFi's indices and commodities.

It is reported that due to a complete disruption in the CME Globex futures and options markets, the relevant underlying market stopped updating, and all liquidity providers were unable to provide real-time quotes for products such as US indices.

As a result, some products in Bybit's TradFi product line (such as individual indices, crude oil, etc.) are affected.

Please note:

• Affected CME-linked products are currently unable to provide real-time quotes.

• Opening, closing, and modifying orders for these products are temporarily unavailable.

• Risk control instructions such as stop-loss orders may not be triggered until the market recovers.

• XAUUSD (gold) is not affected and can be traded normally.

Bybit is closely monitoring CME's progress. Once CME resumes normal market operations, trading in related products will also resume simultaneously. Currently, CME has not provided an estimated recovery time.

[Odaily]

CME market disruption affects Bybit TradFi's indices and bulk products.

On November 28 (UTC+8), CME Group (CME) announced that market trading has been suspended due to a cooling system issue at the CyrusOne data center.

The technical support team is actively addressing the issue and will notify customers as soon as a solution is announced before the market opens.

[X Platform]

CME: Market Halts Trading Due to Cyrusone Data Center Cooling Issues

CME Group halted trading in foreign exchange, equity futures, and commodities due to a data center cooling system failure, and the EBS foreign exchange platform was also affected. The outage involved all futures and options contracts on the Globex platform.

CME said it is actively working to fix the issue and will announce details of the resumption of trading as soon as possible. According to LSEG data, S&P 500 index futures, Nasdaq 100 index futures, and major currency pair quotes were not updated after the suspension.

[Reuters]

CME Halts Foreign Exchange and Futures Trading Due to Data Center Outage

CME stated that its market was suspended due to cooling issues at the Cyrusone data center.

[ChainCatcher]

On November 28th, CME Group stated that its market is currently suspended due to a cooling issue at the CyrusOne data center. The support team is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible and will notify customers as soon as details are released before the market opens.

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CME: Market Halts Trading Due to Cooling Issues at Cyrusone Data Center

On November 28, CME Group stated that its market is currently suspended due to a cooling problem at the CyrusOne data center. The support team is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible and will notify customers as soon as details are released before the market opens.

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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) stated that its market experienced a trading halt due to a cooling issue at the Cyrusone data center.

(Xinhua)

[BlockBeats]

CME Group: Market Paused Due to Cooling Issue at CyrusOne Data Center

According to the official website, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group) experienced a technical issue that caused a system outage, and commodity futures trading was suspended, including crypto futures trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

[Foresight News]

CME Group Outage Halts Trading in Commodities Futures

According to market news, commodity futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group) has been suspended, including cryptocurrency futures trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

[星球日报]

Market news: CME Group commodity futures trading suspended

On November 28, according to Jinshi Data, market news stated that: CME Group's commodity futures trading has been suspended.

[TechFlow]

According to market news, CME Group's commodity futures trading has been suspended, including cryptocurrency futures trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

[ChainCatcher]

On November 28, according to market news, CME Group's commodity futures trading was suspended, including cryptocurrency futures trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

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On November 28, according to market news, CME Group's commodity futures trading was suspended, including cryptocurrency futures trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

[BlockBeats]

The CME Group commodity futures trading has been suspended, including cryptocurrency futures such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

[BlockBeats]

Market News: CME Commodity Futures Trading Halt

据金石市场研究公司称，芝商所 (CME Group) 的商品期货交易已暂停。

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市场新闻：CME Group 商品期货交易暂停

據金十數據報導，芝商所集團 (CME Group) 的商品期貨交易已暫停。

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