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CHICAGO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Trading of most futures and options products at
the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. will resume on Thursday at their normal
times, except U.S. equity index contracts, the exchange said on Wednesday.
Interest rate, foreign exchange and commodity markets as well as the Nikkei
225 equity index futures and options contracts will open as usual, and
electronic markets will open at the same time as open outcry, the CME said
in a release.
The exchange closed early on Tuesday and was closed all day Wednesday after
terror attacks in New York and near Washington, D.C., killed an undetermined
number of people, leveled the World Trade Center and severely damaged the
Pentagon.
The reopening of the CME's U.S. equity index products is being coordinated
with other U.S. financial markets and regulatory agencies, and the exchange
will announce those plans as soon as they are finalized.
Those on the CME trading floors will observe a moment of silence at 11:00
a.m. CDT (1600 GMT) to recognize the victims and survivors of the attacks.
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