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Chicago Mercantile Exchange

U.S. prices received for butter by manufacturers, primary receivers, and others at the wholesale level are based primarily on activities on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). The Dairy Market News of the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices, which serve as reference prices for formula pricing of butter (146). [Pg.697]

Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Cash Markets, July 16, 2004. [Pg.703]

Euronext-LIFFE s 3-month EURIBOR futures option, traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, is an actively traded short-term interest rate option that enjoys high trading volume. If these options are exercised, the buyer and the seller of the option take positions in an underlying 3-month EURIBOR futures contract. The futures contract is cash-settled and the final price at delivery is equal to 100 minus the 3-month LIBOR. [Pg.599]

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