Cboe Global Markets Reports Significant Rise in Trading Volume for April 2025
Cboe Global Markets, Inc., widely recognized as the world's foremost derivatives and securities exchange network, has revealed its trading volume statistics for April 2025. This report highlights an outstanding increase across various trading segments, marking a significant milestone for the organization.
Trading Statistics Overview
In the data sheet titled "Cboe Global Markets Monthly Volume RPC/Net Revenue Capture Report," the company provides a detailed overview of the monthly trading results, shedding light on market share by business segment, select index product volume, and RPC/net capture statistics, which are reported with a lag of one month.
April 2025 Highlights:
- - Average Daily Trading Volume (ADV) for Multiply-listed options surged to 13,260 contracts, reflecting a 29.7% increase from April 2024.
- - Index options saw an ADV of 5,087 contracts, marking a 17.0% rise compared to the same month last year.
- - Futures trading stood at 309 contracts, showing no significant change, whereas U.S. Equities saw a notable jump to 2,118 million matched shares, a whopping 61.7% increase year-over-year.
In total, Cboe's proprietary index options ADV for April reached
5.1 million contracts, marking its second-highest month ever recorded. Several records were shattered on April 4, 2025, including:
- - A total volume across Cboe’s four U.S. options exchanges hitting 31.0 million contracts.
- - The proprietary index options volume recorded 8.8 million contracts.
- - The SP 500 Index (SPX) options volume peaked at 6.0 million contracts, exceeding its previous single-day record by an impressive 1.2 million contracts.
- - Additionally, during global trading hours, 437 thousand contracts were traded.
Business Segments Breakdown
The report details statistics for various asset classes, including U.S. Equities—both on-exchange and off-exchange. The on-exchange matched share volume escalated to
2,118 million shares, up from
1,310 million in April 2024, while off-exchange matched shares stood at
125 million, reflecting a
74.6% year-over-year growth.
Cboe also noted advancements in Canadian Equities, with matched shares increasing to
170,517 million, and European Equities jumping by
65.8% from the previous year to €17,410 million. Furthermore, Cboe Clear Europe's cleared trades reached
167,213 contracts, up
55.7%, and net settlements totaled
1,099 with a
17.4% increase compared to April 2024.
The Australian Equities market saw a revitalizing rise in traded values to
1,047 million AUD, and the Japanese market experienced a slight dip with trading hitting
239 billion JPY, a
24.3% drop compared to last April.
Regarding the Global Foreign Exchange market, it tallied an impressive total of
65,340 million in traded value, representing a
27.4% increase over the previous year.
Conclusion
The statistics indicate Cboe Global Markets is not just surviving but thriving, demonstrating resilience and preferences shifting towards derivatives and securities trading. The growth in trading volumes across various asset classes reflects broader market dynamics and investor confidence, strengthening Cboe's position as a leading marketplace.
Cboe remains committed to enhancing trading solutions and ensuring a trusted and inclusive global marketplace. For more information regarding Cboe's performance and offerings, visit
www.cboe.com.