Silver and gold futures are falling sharply after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, one of the world’s largest trading floors ...

Gold and silver futures fell after exchange operator CME Group increased margin requirements for the second time in a week.

Silver faces a crucial test as CME’s margin hike takes effect Monday, tightening leverage amid historic highs and physical ...

Increased volatility, supportive U.S. economic policies under President Donald Trump, higher acceptance of digital assets, continued efforts of the exchange players to go beyond only trading activity, ...

Precious metals prices settled sharply lower after CME raised margin requirements across a range of contracts. Gold finished down 4.5% while silver lost 8.7%.

Behind the move is a sharp narrowing in the profitability of the basis trade, in which traders attempt to capture a spread by ...

Sources from CBS say, after yesterday's sharp selloff rattled the market, silver rebounded Tuesday, marking the latest twist ...

Prices for precious metals tumbled after exchange operator CME Group made a key change to its metals contracts.

CHICAGO, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle and lean hog futures fell while feeder cattle futures rose on year-end positioning, according to analysts, with the trade thin ...

The debate about whether or not the foreign exchange market will ever fully adopt an exchange-traded model has been raging for years. It is likely to continue, with proponents and detractors able to ...

Most Chicagoans remember the time when the city’s famed exchanges each day featured manic hordes of traders yelling and frantically signaling as futures contracts for commodities and financial ...

CME Group has a dividend yield and a P/E ratio of 23.71, with a robust 10-year growth rate of 8%. The stock appears undervalued due to its strong balance sheet and market moat, presenting a potential ...