Central Banks = Trading Derivatives At The CME?

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It Sure Seems Like it

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As if Printing Money, and Stimulating the Global Economy at the rate of almost 40% of Global GDP in Calendar ’16 [see attached post], was not satisfying enough…

…it seems these dollars are Being LEVERED or Being HEDGED [presumes existing positions] at the CME [Chicago Mercantile Exchange].

  1. Agriculture Futures
  2. Foreign Exchange Futures
  3. Equity Options +Futures
  4. Eurodollar Options + Futures
  5. Treasury Futures
  6. Interest Rate Swaps
  7. Energy Contracts
  8. Metals Futures

*The Breadth of Products Traded Suggest Broader Market Influence Than Many Understand*

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Naturally, considering their SIZE, Central Banks receive exceptional trading discounts through the CBIP [Central Bank Incentive Program].

Central Banks Derivatives CME

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Check out the CME’s Jan ’17 Pricing Sheet and Terms:

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Still… Many of These Products = Not Typical of Most Central Bank Balance Sheets.

The Federal Reserve’s most recently published Balance Sheet demonstrates this point.

Central Banks Derivatives CME

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Provided the Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Data = Accurate…Just Curious…Which Foreign Central Banks Are Actually Trading Equity Index Options + Futures at the CME?

Article by Global Slant

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