Cooling‑issue at CME data center freezes commodity and index futures trading
Source Cryptopolitan
- CME Group halted trading in commodity and index futures due to a cooling failure at CyrusOne’s data center, freezing WTI, palm oil, FX, and Treasuries contracts during Asia hours.
- Stock futures stayed flat Thursday night, with the Nasdaq Composite set to break its seven-month win streak amid deepening doubts around AI profits.
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