Globex definition

Globex means the CME Globex® electronic trade execution system, including any licensed software that is a part of it from time to time, and any successor electronic trading system thereto.
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Globex was an electronic trading system used by COMEX and NYMEX, which allowed market participants to trade futures contracts from anywhere in the world. The CME Group operated Globex using computer servers located in Chicago and Aurora, Illinois.
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Globex means Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.; “GMR” means gross metal royalty;
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Examples of Globex in a sentence

  • The CME Globex Market Performance Protection Policy is a fair business policy that encourages market participants to quote appropriately without negatively impacting other CME customers.

  • CME Globex customers may be negatively impacted when market access is affected by latencies caused by customers sending messages at sustained high transaction levels.

  • CME Globex places the remaining quantity on the order book at a protection price limit of 840.

  • A Cross Sequence (“CS”) is used by a broker to enter the buy and the sell orders into Globex.

  • Following the pre-execution communication, a Request for Quote (“RFQ”) for the particular futures, options, spread or combination is entered into the Globex platform.

  • Price banding is applied to each CME Globex product individually.

  • The CME Globex platform rejects all bids and offers outside the PBVR.

  • In the event a Stop Spike occurs in a given CME Globex futures market due to the triggering of Stop Price orders, e-Stop will halt markets in the corresponding options and options spread markets.While the options market is in the Pause state, clients can cancel resting orders.

  • The cabinet order allows the user to enter an option order with a price that is less than the minimum price movement and have CME Globex recognize the price as valid.Cabinet trades on CME Globex are executed at a price equal to zero for most CME Globex products.

  • This is referred to as a Generic spread type.The Generic (GN) spread type makes all CME Globex spread configurations available for all CME options.This enables users to create option spread instruments with configurations not ordinarily supported for an option product.Additionally, the user can create option instruments comprised of multiple spread types which is not supported with exchange-defined spreads.


More Definitions of Globex

Globex means Globex Mining Enterprises Inc., a corporation continued under the QBCA;
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Globex means Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.
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Globex has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.
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