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CME revives single-stock futures in the US

The relaunch aims to give investors a leveraged long or short alternative tied to major companies, without trading the underlying shares directly.

Reported · Written up by our desk · ETFs

CME Group is bringing back single-stock futures in the United States, according to a report cited by Hedgeweek.

The revival is intended to provide a new way for investors to express leveraged long or short views on major companies without directly trading their shares.

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