Miami International Holdings Reports April 2021 Trading Results, MIAX Exchange Group Sets New Monthly Market Share and Volume Records
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PRINCETON, N.J., May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Miami International Holdings, Inc. today reported April 2021 trading results for its U.S. exchange subsidiaries – MIAX
®, MIAX Pearl
® (together, the MIAX Exchange Group™) and the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX).
In U.S. options, the MIAX Exchange Group collectively executed over 95 million multi-listed options contracts for a combined average daily volume (ADV) of 4,541,657 contracts, representing a total U.S. multi-listed options market share of 14.15%. The 14.15% market share represents an increase of 178 basis points from April 2020.
Miami International Holdings Reports April 2021 Trading Results, MIAX Exchange Group Sets New Monthly Market Share and Volume Records
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By Julie Ingwersen
CHICAGO, April 29 (Reuters) - Deliveries against Chicago
Board of Trade (CBOT) May grain and soy futures should be
minimal on Friday, the first notice day, traders and analysts
said on Thursday, citing extremely firm cash markets and
dwindling supplies of the 2020 U.S. harvest.
Supplies of soybeans and corn in the United States are
expected to be the lowest in seven years before harvesting
begins in September, and prices are the highest in nearly a
decade.
Traders expected no deliveries against CBOT May corn,
soybean or soyoil futures. For soymeal, traders
estimated May deliveries at zero to 100 contracts.
On Tuesday, the CME Group’s farm markets trade mostly higher. At midsession, the May corn futures contract is 24¢ higher at $7.05, after hitting $7.20 per bushel overnight. July corn futures are 9¼¢ higher at $6.67¼. New-crop December corn futures are 4¢ higher at $5.72¾. May soybean futures are ¼¢ higher at $15.69¼. July soybean futures are 1¢ lower at $15.38½. New-crop November soybean futures are 2¾¢ lower at $13.59¼. July wheat futures are 3½¢ higher at $7.43¼. July soymeal futures are $1.60 short ton lower at $429.90. July soy oil futures are 0.61¢ higher at 61.50¢ per pound. In the outside markets, the NYMEX crude oil market is +0.49 higher (+0.79%) at $62.40. The U.S. dollar is higher, and the Dow Jones Industrials are 15 points lower (-0.04%) at 33,966 points.
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