EEX power futures volumes surge in first half on European demand

16th July, 2024

Gregory Rosenvinge

The European Energy Exchange (EEX) has reported a spike in power derivatives trading in the first half of this year, driven by a strong growth in its German, French, Italian and Spanish power futures offering and in Dutch natural gas futures.

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Bank of America
CBOE
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Goldman Sachs
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HSBC
J.P Morgan
Marex
Morgan Stanley
SGX
SocGen
Susquehanna
MUFG Investor Services
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