Nasdaq Commodities Market Solutions and Withdrawal Details

Nasdaq Commodities Market Solutions offer a range of tools and services to help you navigate the market with confidence.

One of the key features of Nasdaq Commodities is the ability to trade a variety of commodity futures, including oil, natural gas, and metals.

To get started with trading on Nasdaq Commodities, you'll need to open an account with a participating broker.

The Nasdaq Commodities platform has a significant market impact, particularly in the energy and metals markets. The exchange offers a range of commodity futures and options, including oil, natural gas, and gold.

The trading volume on Nasdaq Commodities is substantial, with over 10 million contracts traded daily. This high volume provides liquidity and helps to set market prices.

Nasdaq Commodities is also known for its innovative trading tools and platforms, which cater to the needs of both retail and institutional traders. These tools include advanced charting and analytics capabilities.

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The exchange's robust infrastructure and reliable technology ensure fast and efficient trade execution, even during periods of high market volatility. This is crucial for traders who need to act quickly in response to market movements.

Nasdaq Commodities' market impact extends beyond its own trading platform, with its prices and market data influencing other exchanges and markets around the world.

Nasdaq Commodities offers a range of services to support the trading and hedging needs of its customers. The exchange provides a platform for trading a variety of commodities, including oil, gas, and electricity.

The exchange's clearinghouse, LCH.Clearnet, provides risk management services to help participants manage their exposure to market fluctuations. This includes the provision of margining and collateral management services.

Nasdaq Commodities also offers a range of market data and analytics tools to help participants make informed trading decisions. This includes real-time market data, historical price data, and analytics tools to help identify trends and patterns in the market.

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The Nasdaq Derivatives Product Suite is quite extensive, covering markets around the globe including Nasdaq Options Market (NOM), Nasdaq BX (BX Options), and Nasdaq PHLX (PHLX) Options markets.

Nasdaq Nordic Derivatives Market is one of the largest futures and options exchanges in Europe, offering a range of products to investors.

You can get real-time and historical coverage of each market through Nasdaq's data suite, which includes power, natural gas, and carbon emission markets.

Nasdaq's Nasdaq Derivatives Product Suite also includes Nordic Derivatives and Commodities AMD feeds, which provide enriched content including reference data and reported trade messages.

Derivatives Analytics Data is available, offering Greeks, theoretical prices, implied volatility, and other key figures to help investors make informed decisions.

Nasdaq's Nordic Derivatives End of Day market data portfolio provides detailed daily trade reports, including trade details and listing information.

Nasdaq's Nordic Derivatives Level 2 includes bid/ask price and volume aggregated at 5 price levels, with quotes, orders, and individual trades.

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Nasdaq's Nordic Derivatives TotalView offers full order depth of the market by order and last sale, covering all Nasdaq listed equity and index derivatives.

Nasdaq's Nasdaq Options Trade Outline (NOTO) provides aggregate trade quantity and volume data by customer origin type and trade type for all electronic trades.

Nasdaq's PHLX Options Trade Outline (PHOTO) also provides aggregate trade quantity and volume data by customer origin type and trade type for all electronic trades.

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Nasdaq Clearing AB and Nasdaq Oslo ASA have initiated formal service withdrawal processes for all commodities products and services, effective 27 June 2025.

The service withdrawal is a coordinated effort following the sale of Nordic power futures business to Euronext Clearing. This means that both clearing and exchange services will be withdrawn.

The Service Withdrawal Date is set to 30 June 2026 for both clearing and exchange services.

Here are the specific notices and resources related to the service withdrawal: