CME and Reuters pool liquidity

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 31 May 2004

The two FX heavyweights announced last week that from Q4, Reuters’ 17,000 interbank users will be able to trade the CME’s e-futures in spot equivalent format from their Dealing 3000 platforms.

The CME brings a $22 billion a day market to Reuters clients, with half of that liquidity coming from buy-side clients such as hedge funds and commodity trading advisers (CTAs). In turn, the CME gains a raft of interbank volume.

"The CME will benefit greatly and so will its customers, and ultimately its

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