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Intercontinental Exchange, the leading global provider of trading platforms for the whole energy complex from crude oil to LNG cargoes and European and Asian natural gas futures and options, has refined its contract for key US Gulf Coast oil futures.

Intercontinental Exchange Inc., the leading global provider of energy trading platforms, said that global futures and options markets reached record open interest of 90.2 million contracts during February as market players in sectors such as oil, natural gas and LNG launched hedging operations as prices declined.

Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (ICE) reported a trading surge in 2023 in natural gas futures and options with very high liquidity and including record open interest of 39 percent year-over-year in December and record jumps in annual volumes for the LNG-focused Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF), Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate oil futures and options.

Intercontinental Exchange, the leading global provider of energy trading platforms for futures and options, has issued natural gas and oil trading volumes and related statistics for March and for the first quarter of 2023 when there was a jump in derivatives for natural gas and crude oil and interest rate risk management also increased.

Intercontinental Exchange, the leading global provider of trading platforms and clearing, said November average daily volumes of trade derivatives contracts surged for European natural gas and LNG as well as North Asia spot cargo contracts as well North Sea Brent crude oil trading also jumped.