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Natural gas futures are trading flat on Wednesday after an attempt to breakout to the upside the previous session fizzled into the close. Nonetheless, the market remains striking distance of its May 17 high at $3.204 and a longer-term top at $3.245.
Traders said that yesterday’s price spike to the upside was driven by a number of events including more supportive weather data, strong cash prices and a large dip in production.
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CME Group Grows Suite Of CVOL Indexes To Include Key Measures Of Implied Volatility In Treasuries, Agriculture, Energy, Metals And Cross-Commodities Date
11/05/2021
CME Group, the world s leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced it has added several new benchmark indexes to its suite of CME Group Volatility Indexes (CVOL™). Together with the previously introduced indexes,
CME Group now offers 40+ CVOL Indexes across nearly every major investible asset class.
Beginning today, market participants can now access implied volatility information across five new multi-product indexes on Treasuries, agriculture, energy, metals and commodities, as well as several single-product benchmark indexes based on CME Group s highly liquid options markets.
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