Chicago Board of Trade.
world's oldest options and futures exchange, located in Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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A Grain Tour was launched on January 1, 2026, with the aim of boosting agricultural exports.Some support1 report
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Global commodity markets are facing supply squeezes due to El Nino expectations, impacting Brazilian soybeans quoted on the Chicago Board of Trade and China's processors.Some support6 reports
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Grain traders are monitoring weather forecasts while escalating hostilities occur between the U.S. and Iran.Some support1 report
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The Chicago Board of Trade hosts the operations for the soybean oil futures market.Some support2 reports
One to three months ago
Gone quiet
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Russian and Australian production forecasts are influencing global market sentiment.Some support1 report
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Macy's is located in The Loop, and its clock is on the facade of the Chicago Board of Trade.Some support1 report
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CME Group and Chicago Board of Trade are major Wall Street firms, with CME and CBOT having merged in 2007.Well supported9 reports
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CME Group appointed Lynne Fitzpatrick as CEO after merging with the Chicago Board of Trade in 2007, focusing on diversification beyond traditional trading.Well supported16 reports
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Spring seeding reports and a US/Iran peace deal are driving declines in crude oil and commodity futures.Some support1 report
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The CME Group has undergone significant corporate restructuring, forming through a merger with CBOT and acquiring NYMEX, all while operating under the influence of FED rate decisions.Well supported5 reports
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CME Group details its operations, including listing Hard Red Spring Wheat futures by CBOT and offering FX trading on EBS.Speculative1 report
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CME Group operates in the US market and uses both CBOT and CME as trademarks.Well supported10 reports
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Around Chicago Board of Trade this week
News at the entities that move Chicago Board of Trade most-
CME Group StructuralCME Group plans to launch futures contracts for Uniswap (UNI) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH).Moves Chicago Board of Trade
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NOAA StructuralMarine Institute, Pacific Whale Foundation, and NOAA are collaborating on educational event partnerships.Moves Chicago Board of Trade
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Saskatchewan StructuralTraction is conducting exploration and seeking to acquire interest in the Aurora Project, which is located in Saskatchewan.Moves Chicago Board of Trade
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Donald Trump OperationalThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves Chicago Board of Trade
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El Nino OperationalEl Niño patterns are affecting regional weather, specifically impacting storm development near Bermuda.Moves Chicago Board of Trade
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BRICS OperationalDuring the BRICS summit hosted by India, concerns are rising about China's growing influence and the potential for it to exploit the Dalai Lama succession issue.Moves Chicago Board of Trade
Connections
The 18 strongest of 31, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
CME Group Structural
CME Group acquired Chicago Board of Trade in 2007 and maintains it as a subsidiary.
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Terry Duffy Structural
Terry Duffy held a leadership role in the company, guiding it through periods of significant growth and organizational change.
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China Operational
China actively purchases agricultural commodities, including soybeans, through the futures markets operated by the CBOT.
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Sinograin Operational
Sinograin uses Chicago Board of Trade contract prices to inform its purchasing decisions.
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NOAA Structural
CBOT relies on NOAA's forecasts and data as critical inputs for its grain futures market.
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Saskatchewan Structural
CBOT's commodity futures are significantly influenced by agricultural production reports originating in Saskatchewan.
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El Nino Operational
El Nino expectations influence global supply chains and affect the stability of agricultural futures markets traded at the Chicago Board of Trade.
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BRICS Operational
BRICS aims to challenge the influence and operations of Western commodity exchanges.
Show all 18 connections
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Donald Trump Operational
Donald Trump's tariff announcements directly influence the market state of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Midwest Shared context
The Midwest serves as the primary agricultural context and source of commodity data that the Chicago Board of Trade monitors and trades upon.
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Illinois Shared context
The Chicago Board of Trade operates within the economic context of Illinois by promoting agricultural exports.
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Rick Santelli Structural
Rick Santelli utilized data and market activity generated by the Chicago Board of Trade for his professional analysis.
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Beijing Shared context
A commodity exchange operates within a global market context that includes major cities like Beijing.
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Chicago Shared context
The Chicago Board of Trade is physically located within the city of Chicago.
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Xi Jinping Shared context
The relationship is contextual, as market sentiment indicates futures prices are influenced by buying activity and tariffs.
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Argentina Shared context
Argentine FOB values are observed to move independently of the Chicago Board of Trade's performance.
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nex Mentioned together
No direct relationship between Chicago Board of Trade and nex was observed in the provided evidence.
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New York Mercantile Exchange Mentioned together
The provided evidence does not contain any information linking the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Mercantile Exchange.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
3 events- A Grain Tour was launched on January 1, 2026, with the aim of boosting agricultural exports.
- Global commodity markets are facing supply squeezes due to El Nino expectations, impacting Brazilian soybeans quoted on the Chicago Board of Trade and China's processors.
- Grain traders are monitoring weather forecasts while escalating hostilities occur between the U.S. and Iran.
July 2026
3 eventsJune 2026
7 events- Macy's is located in The Loop, and its clock is on the facade of the Chicago Board of Trade.
- CME Group and Chicago Board of Trade are major Wall Street firms, with CME and CBOT having merged in 2007.
- CME Group appointed Lynne Fitzpatrick as CEO after merging with the Chicago Board of Trade in 2007, focusing on diversification beyond traditional trading.
- Spring seeding reports and a US/Iran peace deal are driving declines in crude oil and commodity futures.
- The CME Group has undergone significant corporate restructuring, forming through a merger with CBOT and acquiring NYMEX, all while operating under the influence of FED rate decisions.
- CME Group details its operations, including listing Hard Red Spring Wheat futures by CBOT and offering FX trading on EBS.
- CME Group operates in the US market and uses both CBOT and CME as trademarks.