Volatility will increase, and the CME Group will introduce five new micro contracts, including corn, soybean, Chicago wheat, soybean oil, and soybean meal, to accommodate smaller retail trading ...

CME Group wants to give retail investors an opportunity to trade corn and soybeans — without the risk of taking delivery of thousands of bushels if they hang on to a contract for too long ...

Everyday traders have a new way to wager on commodity prices The CME Group's latest suite of bite-sized agricultural "micro" contracts began trading on Monday. They will be one-tenth the size of corn, ...

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The CME Group today announced plans to implement variable price limits for grain and oilseed futures and eliminate price limits on grain and oilseed options. Product impacted include corn ...

Despite the negative price action on Friday, CME corn futures have enjoyed directional favorable price appreciation during the early winter months or January and December. The price action during ...

More than 54,000 contracts of the new micros had traded by Monday morning in Chicago, with activity in each of the new products led by 20,000 micro soybean and 17,000 micro corn, according to CME.

The CME Group's latest suite of bite-sized agricultural "micro" contracts began trading on Monday. They will be one-tenth the size of corn, wheat, and soybean futures already offered by the exchange.

CME Group wants to give retail investors an opportunity to trade corn and soybeans — without the risk of taking delivery of thousands of bushels if they hang on to a contract for too long.

(Bloomberg) — CME Group wants to give retail investors an opportunity to trade corn and soybeans — without the risk of taking delivery of thousands of bushels if they hang on to a contract for too ...