CME Expands Oil-Price Limits On Sharp Selloff
May 05 2011 - 4:42PM
Dow Jones News
CME Group (CME) has expanded its limits on how far oil can rise
or fall for the rest of Thursday's electronic trading session,
which ends at 5:15 p.m. EDT, said CME spokesman Chris Grams. Oil
futures typically have a $10 limit on how far they can rise or fall
in one session. That's been expanded to a $20 limit above or below
the prior day's settlement, with the expansion triggered by the
rapid freefall in oil futures during the last hour of trading, when
limits are removed. Oil futures for June delivery ended Thursday's
floor session off $9.44, or 8.6%, at $99.80 a barrel. They fell
further in electronic trading, sinking below $99 a barrel.
-Laura Mandaro; 415-439-6400; AskNewswires@dowjones.com
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