Coming Soon: New Crop Weekly Options

CME Group is planning to start offering New Crop Weekly options.  Starting January 23^rd, 2023!  

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New Crop Weekly Options

We are extremely excited about this new offering from CME Group, as we think it will be an amazing tool for hedgers and speculators.   It will offer a lot of flexibility with time and lower premiums.

How they’re designed

• Underlying futures are based on December Corn and November Soybeans
• Option expiration every Friday listed up to four weeks out from February through August
• Same tick size, strike interval, and expiration style as standard options

How you can benefit

• Hedge around high-impact events such as USDA WASDE reports pinpointing New Crop exposure.
• Cost effective way to gain exposure to longer dated contract early in the North American crop year.
• Overlay hedge taking advantage of short-term market fluctuations.
• Define short-term spread risk when used with other Corn and Soybean options.

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