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Intercontinental Exchange Reports 14% Rise in October Average Daily Volume

Intercontinental Exchange Reports 14% Rise in October Average Daily Volume

MT newswireMT newswire2026/11/04 14:21
10:21 AM EST, 11/04/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) said Wednesday its October total average daily volume rose 14% year over year, while open interest increased 10%. Total energy open interest rose 3% year over year, the company said. Financials average daily volume rose 39% year over year, while interest rates average daily volume gained 40%, it said. Agriculture and metals average daily volume rose 39% year over year during the month, Intercontinental Exchange said. Price: 171.76, Change: +0.83, Percent Change: +0.49
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