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Intercontinental Exchange to Launch Economic Indicator Futures Contracts

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 12:57 PM EDT

12:57 PM EDT, 06/29/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) said Monday it plans to launch economic indicator futures contracts tied to global monetary policy decisions and US natural gas storage reports.

The cash-settled contracts are scheduled to debut on Aug. 10, subject to regulatory approvals, the company said.

The new futures will be based on rate decisions from the US Federal Reserve System, European Central Bank and Bank of England, and on US natural gas storage inventory levels, it said. The product codes will include OID, OIS, OIR, EUD, EUS, and EUR.

Price: 122.56, Change: -1.30, Percent Change: -1.05

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