The Spread: It Takes Two to Contango

Matt Raebel

Matt Raebel

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This week on The Spread – low natural gas prices leads to an increase in swaptions trading, the CME has another successful launch, and a Binance-backed exchange boasts a ton of trading volume.

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The Spread: MIAX Makes Moves

The Spread: MIAX Makes Moves

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This week on The Spread – MIAX keeps expanding, Cboe veteran Tom Zagara spins us a yarn about the early days of the exchange, and JLN prepares for the Options Industry Conference in April.

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This week on The Spread, Cboe sets its sights on the European derivatives market abroad while preparing for growth at home, and options traders clamor for more VIX data to make "unprecedented" hedges against market volatility. Produced by Mike...

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…in with the new

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This week on The Spread – the OCC and CME report cause to celebrate, bitcoin options products abound, and the options markets react to retaliation from Iran.

Out with the old…

Out with the old…

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This week on The Spread, as we say goodbye to the 2010s, we take a look at a few changes coming ’round the bend.

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