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Traders are getting a new tool to bet on biggest US stocks

CME Group will introduce single-stock futures for over fifty major US companies. These contracts offer leveraged exposure without the complexity of options trading. The exchange aims to attract new traders and manage risk for institutions. This new financial product is designed for both retail and institutional investors. It aims to capitalize on current market trends and increased retail participation.

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Traders are getting a new tool to bet on biggest US stocks
CME Group will introduce single-stock futures for over fifty major US companies. These contracts offer leveraged exposure without the complexity of options trading. The exchange aims to attract new traders and manage risk for institutions. This new financial product is designed for both retail and institutional investors. It aims to capitalize on current market trends and increased retail participation.
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