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CME down: What happened to CME? Why did CME halt futures . . . Reuters CME Down: What happened to CME and why did futures trading halt today after the data center cooling failure? CME halts global futures trading after cooling failure at CyrusOne data center: Chicago Mercantile Exchange halted all futures and options trading early Friday after a major cooling system failure hit one of its key data centers
CME trading halted due to cooling issue at data centres Exchange operator CME Group said on Friday it has halted trading in currencies, stock futures and commodities due to a cooling issue at data centres, freezing major market benchmarks
Global Futures Markets Reel from Multi-Hour CME Group Outage . . . Global financial markets were plunged into disarray on November 28, 2025, as a multi-hour disruption at CME Group (NASDAQ: CME), the world's largest derivatives exchange, brought trading across a vast array of critical futures and options to a grinding halt The unprecedented incident, stemming from a cooling system failure at a key data center, left traders "flying blind" and underscored the
CME Group Halts Trading Across 5 Major Markets After Data . . . CME Group suspended trading across major asset classes due to a critical systems failure at its CyrusOne data center, impacting currencies, stock futures, and commodities The outage disrupted trading activity just before 0300 GMT, leaving traders without updated benchmarks for key indices and currency pairs Despite the outage, CME has shown strong growth, recently partnering with Google
CME Futures Outage Disrupts Trading Across Global Markets (Bloomberg) --Trading of futures and options on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange was halted by a data-center fault, causing hours of disruption to markets across equities, foreign exchange, bonds