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ICE Reports Record OI for All Futures and Options

Intercontinental Exchange, a leading global technology and data provider, announced that its global futures and options markets reached a record open interest level of 90.2 million contracts on February 15, 2024, while commodity futures and ICE's options markets reached a record open interest of 61.8 million contracts on February 15, 2024.

ICE's energy futures and options portfolio reached a record open interest level of 57 million contracts on February 16, 2024, while its global natural gas futures and options reached a record open interest level of 38.5 Millions of contracts recorded.

On the same day, ICE TTF natural gas futures and options contracts reached a record open interest value of 3.9 million, a year-over-year increase of 92%, while TTF options contracts reached a record open interest value of reached almost 2 million. ICE's TTF contracts provide the most liquid markets for managing exposure to global natural gas prices as participants leverage liquidity through December 2032.

“Every day we see how our diverse customer base leverages the depth and breadth of ICE’s global energy benchmarks and the critical price signals they provide to manage changes in energy flows around the world,” said Trabue Bland, SVP , Futures Markets, ICE. “TTF’s open positions underscore the importance of our contracts in global natural gas pricing and demonstrate how the market depends on ICE’s energy futures and options to reflect global fundamentals.”

In terms of traded volumes, ICE's total options contracts reached a record trading volume of 34.7 million in January 2024, surpassing the previous monthly record set in August 2011, while ICE's commodity options traded a record 20.2 million contracts during the month .

ICE offers clients the most liquid markets for trading energy derivatives. ICE's global natural gas benchmarks include ICE Brent, which rates three-quarters of the world's crude oil traded, and the most liquid markets for trading environmental products, which help market participants meet emissions reduction targets.

Source: ICE

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