Чикагская товарная биржа приостановила торги фьючерсами и опционами из-за сбоя

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  • CME Group столкнулась со сбоем в дата-центрах CyrusOne.
  • Он длится уже несколько часов, рынки фьючерсов и опционов приостановлены.
  • Ситуация затронула EBS, BMD и другие площадки, полагающиеся на инфраструктуру оператора.

Чикагская товарная биржа приостановила торги фьючерсами и опционами 28 ноября 2025 года из-за сбоя в дата-центрах CyrusOne. Об этом заявил ее оператор, компания CME Group.

«Из-за проблем с охлаждением в дата-центрах CyrusOne наши рынки в настоящее время приостановлены. Служба поддержки работает над решением проблемы в ближайшее время и сообщит клиентам подробности предварительного открытия, как только они станут известны», — цитирует издание Bloomberg заявление CME Group.

Согласно официальному сайту оператора, сбой затронул платформу EBS Market, используемую для межбанковской валютной торговли, и Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Berhad (BMD), поскольку последняя полагается на инфраструктуру Globex. На ней торгуются фьючерсные контракты на пальмовое масло.

Сбой может оказать существенное влияние на фондовый рынок. На это в комментарии для Bloomberg указал Ник Твидейл, главный аналитик AT Global Markets:

«Трейдеры будут переходить на альтернативные инструменты ликвидности, где это возможно. Мы потеряли один из основных источников ликвидности на рынке. Это повышает риск резкого роста цен в случае серьёзного события».

Текущий инцидент уже превысил по продолжительности предыдущий крупный сбой, в 2019 году. Тогда рынки были недоступны в течение около трех часов.

Фьючерсы на сырую нефть марки WTI подскочили на 0,7%, Brent — 0,4%.

Кристофер Форбс, руководитель CMC Markets по Азии и Ближнему Востоку, в комментарии для Reuters добавил, что брокеры сильно рискуют, формируя ценообразование вслепую. По его словам, открытие рынков, вероятно, будет волатильным.

Ранее мы сообщали о том, что FanDuel и CME Group запустят рынок прогнозов в декабре 2025 года.

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