The plan for 24/7 trading on the stock exchange has split Wall Street in two
Original headlineBorsada 7 gün 24 saat işlem planı Wall Street'i ikiye böldü
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The CFTC’s move to allow perpetual, leveraged futures tied to individual U.S. company shares on regulated exchanges has drawn a legal challenge from financial firms including Cboe Global Markets and Citadel Securities. The dispute centers on whether these no-expiry products belong under the CFTC’s oversight or should face stricter securities-style investor protections. The outcome matters because it could reshape how retail traders access single-stock leverage and clarify regulatory jurisdiction between the CFTC and SEC. Watch for court rulings on the challenge and any signals from regulators on how perpetual contracts will be supervised.
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Cboe Global Markets, CFTC, Citadel Securities, leveraged futures contracts