Globex Wins Regulatory, International Acceptance

THIS WEEK'S LEAD STORIES

The move toward automated trading gained momentum Feb. 2 as federal regulators approved the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's proposal to trade futures on the Globex after-hours transaction network and the Sydney Futures Exchange became the first market outside the U.S. to announce plans to join Globex.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's unanimous approval of Globex applies only to CME contracts. Any proposal to trade the products of another domestic or foreign futures exchange on Globex

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