Golden Finance reported that on Friday, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) began to gradually resume operations after a disruption that lasted several hours in global market trading. According to a notice on the CME website, the electronic brokerage system (EBS) for forex trading reopened at 20:00 Beijing time. However, it did not disclose when other affected markets, from stocks to bonds and commodities, would resume operations. The forex market, which operates continuously throughout the day, did not experience significant fluctuations after reopening. The duration of this disruption was longer than a similar disruption in 2019 caused by a technical error, which lasted for several hours, highlighting the reach of the CME Group and its Globex electronic trading platform.
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