Matif Official Clarifies Relationship With Globex

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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has allowed the MATIF to continue to participate in Globex talks because the Merc views the French futures and options exchange as "good boys," says Gilbert Durieux, MATIF general manager. However, the MATIF is prepared to leave Globex if it does not realize its purported goal of creating a "global village," he says.

Last June, the Merc abruptly suspended talks with its two other prospective Globex partners, the New York Mercantile Exchange and the Sydney Futures

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