CFTC Clears First Perpetual Futures on Individual US Stocks
The CFTC says single-stock perpetual futures can begin trading on eligible US exchanges, bringing contracts without expiration dates to individual equities.
The CFTC says single-stock perpetual futures can begin trading on eligible US exchanges, bringing contracts without expiration dates to individual equities.
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Intel shares fall more than 9%, extending a roughly 50% one-month decline as weak Q4 guidance, PC demand and manufacturing losses weigh on its recovery.
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Apollo launches European Credit Company with more than €10 billion of lending capacity, backed by Abu Dhabi Investment Council and other institutions.
Ryanair warns higher fares may not cover a €2 billion fuel-cost increase, as it weighs temporary pay freezes after first-half profit falls 15%.