ICE October Average Daily Trading Volume Rises 14% Year Over Year

By Public Technologies
  • ICE’s October 2026 average daily volume rose 14% year over year; open interest increased 10%.
  • Financials average daily volume climbed 39% year over year; open interest grew 18%.
  • Agriculture and metals average daily volume increased 39% year over year; open interest rose 38%.
  • Natural gas average daily volume advanced 18% year over year; open interest increased 8%.
  • TTF gas average daily volume rose 40% year over year; open interest reached a record 5,900,000 lots on October 26.


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