CME to launch more weather contracts

- Joe Marsh
- 24 May 2005

The exchange plans to list contracts linked to temperatures in Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Essen, to complement its London, Paris, Amsterdam, Stockholm and Berlin contracts. It also plans to add Baltimore, Detroit and Salt Lake City to the 15 US cities already listed. There are no additional plans for Asia at present, said CME spokesman Allan Schoenberg.

The CME is also set to launch ‘mid-seasonal’ and two-week contracts. Mid-seasonal would be user-defined seasonal indexes – basically

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