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THE CFTC IS EXTENDING THE REVIEW TIME FOR SUCH CONTRACTS BY AT LEAST 60 DAYS, PUTTING TRADING ACTIVITY ON HOLD UNTIL EARLY 2027, WITH THE DECISION NOT MADE PUBLIC - FT CITING PERSONS FAMILIAR WITH THE COMMISSION’S THINKING
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has extended its review period for the contracts at issue by at least 60 days, according to the Financial Times, citing people familiar with the commission's thinking. The delay puts trading activity on hold until early 2027, with no public decision yet issued on the contracts. The extension adds at least two months to an already lengthy approval timeline, leaving market participants without clarity on when the products can begin trading. The FT report did not disclose which specific contracts are affected or the size of the market involved. Traders and issuers will be watching for a formal CFTC order or statement confirming the delay and any signal on the eventual decision.
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