CME introduces first iPhone app

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09 August 2010

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has launched its first iPhone app, available on the Apple app store.

Version 1.0 provides 10-minute-delayed market data, though only for front month contracts and Globex futures. It has a one minute auto refresh capability with a reload option.

In later versions of the app, CME plans to allow users to customise the product list.

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