CME Group stock: Exchange schedules London coding workshop

Published on 11/14/2026 at 10:36 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

CME Group stock was linked to a London coding workshop with Google on Wednesday. The exchange is also preparing new Globex spread functions.

Technology and product rollout

CME Group scheduled a London coding workshop with Google on Wednesday, November 11.
The exchange plans new Globex spread functionality and Nikkei basis-trade products for the following week.

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On Wednesday, November 11, CME Group listed a London coding workshop with Google in a technology notice. The event was designed for developers and quants working with futures and options data, with participants building an analytics application during the session. CME Group described the workshop as an in-person event in London.

CME Group stock traded at 288.50 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 10:33 CET on Saturday, November 14. The quote provides a current market reference for investors following the US derivatives exchange from Europe.

Globex changes approach launch

Beyond the workshop, CME Group plans to extend implied trading functionality for selected Calendar and Butterfly spreads on CME Globex. The changes are scheduled to become effective on Sunday, November 15, for the Monday, November 16 trade date. The initiative is intended to support price discovery and order matching for products with mixed tick sizes.

The same notice sets out a new exchange-defined implied Equity Index Calendar futures spread using the AQ strategy type. The affected products include E-mini S&P 500 Equal Weight futures as well as futures linked to the Russell 1000 and Russell 2000 indexes. Customers can test the contracts in the New Release environment ahead of the launch.

Nikkei products follow

Subject to regulatory review, CME Group plans to list Nikkei Basis Trade at Cash Open products on Globex from Sunday, November 15. Trading is scheduled for Wednesdays and Fridays in Japan Standard Time, beginning Wednesday, November 18, with contracts denominated in Japanese yen and US dollars.