1. Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT):CBOT was established in 1848. It is the oldest futures exchange and the earliest one to list and trade products and interest rate futures. Its trading varieties mainly include corn, wheat, soybeans and soybean products, medium and long-term US government bonds, stock indexes, gold and silver futures, and options for agricultural products, finance and metals.
2. Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME):CME, formerly known as Agricultural Products Exchange, was founded by a group of agricultural products traders in 1874, and was reorganized into Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 19 19, becoming the most important futures trading center of livestock products in the world. 1972, the International Money Market Department (IMM) was established and took the lead in listing and trading foreign exchange futures, becoming the earliest exchange in the world to conduct futures trading. 1982 index and options market division was established, and the famous S & amp； 500 stock index (S&: Futures and options are traded in this market. Chicago Mercantile Exchange mainly trades live cattle, timber, chemical products, foreign exchange, stock index and so on.
3. Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE):1On April 26th, 973, the stock-based options exchange was established, which was an epoch-making event in the history of options development and marked the birth of modern options market. At present, there is no specific definition of option, but it is generally called option, which means that the buyer of option has the right to buy or sell a certain number of specific commodities or financial instruments at a predetermined price within the agreed period.