ICE Futures U.S. Announces Launch of Five New Forex Contracts
ATLANTA & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE), the leading global network of
exchanges and clearing houses, announced today it has added five new
currency pairs to its line-up of forex contracts. The new contracts are
expected to begin trading January 12, 2015 on ICE Futures U.S.
| Contract |
| Code |
|
Israeli shekel / U.S. dollar
| | ILS |
|
Polish zloty / Euro
| | PLE |
|
Polish zloty / U.S. dollar
| | PLN |
|
Turkish lira / Euro
| | ETR |
|
Turkish lira / U.S. dollar
| | TRM |
| |
|
“We are pleased to expand our offering and provide additional risk
management and hedging tools for our customers in these markets,” said
ICE Futures U.S. President Benjamin Jackson.
These contracts will trade alongside the ICE
U.S. Dollar Index(R) (USDX) future, the most widely
recognized U.S. dollar benchmark and ICE’s offering of nearly 60
currency contracts. They also join ICE’s offering of emerging market
currency contracts which include the Brazilian real, Colombian peso,
Indian rupee, Mexican peso and Russian ruble.
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SOURCE: Intercontinental Exchange
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