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Extreme weather events are driving demand for climate-based derivatives. Learn about how CME Group weather futures can help market participants manage temperature-related risks. (Partner Content)

Learn how more traders are turning to equity index options to manage event risk. (Partner Content)

(Partner Content) Despite its strong ties to geopolitical events, gold is still driven by supply and demand.

(Partner Content) Public-private partnerships are defining a new era of travel to the final frontier.

(Partner Content) The Shanghai Gold Exchange has become the world’s largest physical gold exchange less than 20 years after launching

(Partner Content) When there is economic uncertainty in Asia, investors usually look to the yen to express their views

(Partner content) Oil markets are more concerned about another sharp move higher in futures prices than they are about further falls in prices.

(Partner content) Rising interest rates, inflation and commodity prices are historical signs of an oncoming recession, but the market isn’t seeing any of those yet.

(Partner Content) Business investment has slowed due to uncertainty over tariffs and supply chains. Here’s what that means for companies at large.

(Partner Content) If Brexit causes money to drain out of the U.K., a declining pound — the fourth most traded currency in the world — would ripple through currency markets