Global Derivatives by

CME Group
CME Group is the world’s largest derivatives marketplace, established in 1898, officially known as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group. It operates global futures and options markets across a wide range of asset classes — including precious metals, equity indexes, currencies, energy, agriculture, and more — giving investors flexible access to global opportunities.
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A Global Hub for Derivatives Trading

CME Group brings together four major exchanges, forming a single global center for derivatives trading
CME Group
CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange)
Covers equity indexes, interest rates, and FX derivatives.
CBOT
CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade)
Focuses on agricultural futures such as corn and soybeans.
NYMEX
NYMEX (New York Mercantile Exchange)
Specializes in energy markets like crude oil and natural gas.
COMEX
COMEX (Commodity Exchange)
Known for trading precious and industrial metals such as gold and silver.

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Products

Hedge against inflation with gold and other valuable metals.

Advantages of CME Global Derivatives

High Liquidity

A global network of participants ensures fast and efficient trade execution.

23 Hours 6 Days a Week Trading

Trade via the CME Globex electronic platform, which helps reduce the risk of price gaps that may occur during market closures.

Diversified Products

Broaden your portfolio and capture opportunities across multiple global markets.

Easy Cost Management

MT5 offers features that separate the cost basis of each transaction, allowing you to choose exactly which position you want to close.
Investing carries inherent risks. Please study relevant information before making any investment decision.

FAQ for Global Derivatives

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Do Profits from Trading Overseas Derivatives Have to Be Taxed in Thailand?

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