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Equity contracts performance


Product CodeTickerOct 25' ADVYTD ADVOpen Interest
FTSE
FTSE 100 Index FuturesZZ A63,09688,653432,269
FTSE 100 Index OptionsESXUKX24,04824,0881,183,139
FTSE 250 Index FuturesY2YBYA1,1822,44027,093
FTSE 100 Dividend Index FuturesXZUKDA1,1201,22492,422
MSCI
MSCI Emerging Markets Index FuturesMMEMESA88,616144,2741,167,608
MSCI EAFE Index FuturesMFSMFSA31,20054,317440,870
MSCI ACWI Index FuturesMMWWMWA1,3341,79551,972
MSCI EM ex China Index FuturesMMCMMLA2579097,473
MSCI Brazil Index FuturesMCGMCBA3001,23735,016
Climate & ESG
MSCI EM Climate PAI Index FuturesMVUMVYA6549015,540
MSCI World Climate Change Index FuturesWOWWOWA4936413,839
MSCI Europe Climate PAI Index FuturesMVTMTEA142669,990
MSCI World Climate PAI Index FuturesMVRMRPA11235715,112
FANG
Micro FANG+ Index FuturesFNGFNSA1,0422,53118,805
Single Stock Derivatives
Futures--34,05171,612120,062
Options--34,22939,1843,396,587

Monday, 3 November 2025

Products highlights


FTSE Index derivatives


UK shares navigated a volatile October, with the FTSE 100 Index up 3.9% and the FTSE 250 Index gaining 0.7%. Early weakness from tariff concerns and profit-taking in banks gave way to a rebound in financials and energy names, helping UK markets reach new highs by late month.

Domestic data painted a mixed picture. UK inflation held at 3.8 % in the 12 months to September, well above the Bank of England’s 2 % target, yet markets continued to price in additional rate cuts later this year. GDP growth was just 0.1 % as business confidence softened ahead of the Autumn Budget. Despite these headwinds, the FTSE 100 Index is still up almost 19% this year, one of its strongest runs since 2009.

  • FTSE 100 Index Futures YTD Average Daily Volume (ADV) of 88.7k lots, representing £8.6 billion in notional daily volume; Open Interest (OI) at 432k lots, totalling £42.1 billion in notional value.
  • FTSE 100 Index options YTD ADV of 24k lots, representing £2.35 billion in notional daily volume; OI at 1.18 million lots or £115 billion in notional value.
  • FTSE 250 Index Futures YTD ADV of 2.45k lots with end of month OI of £1.2 billion or 27k lots.

MSCI Index derivatives


Global equities rose in October, with the MSCI ACWI PR USD Index up 2.2%, supported by robust Q3 earnings and signs of progress in US–China trade negotiations. US Equities posted broad-based gains, driven by strong corporate results and optimism around AI-driven growth.

Across international developed markets, returns were positive but uneven. The MSCI EAFE PR USD Index rose 1.2%, held back by a stronger US dollar and profit warnings in Europe’s tech sector. In the meantime, Japanese equities recorded their strongest monthly gain in over 30 years, boosted by tech sector strength, a weaker yen and expectations of aggressive fiscal stimulus under new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Emerging markets outperformed with the MSCI EM PR USD Index up 4.1% over the month. Chinese equities declined despite policy support, while Korea and Taiwan rallied on robust semiconductor demand, lifting the broader EM benchmark. A softer dollar and expectations of further Fed easing added to risk appetite.

The Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 bps to 3.75–4%, its second cut of 2025, reinforcing a supportive backdrop for global equities.

  • MSCI EAFE Index Futures (MFSA) YTD ADV of 54.3k lots, representing $7.6 billion in notional daily volume; OI exceeding 440k lots or $62 billion in notional value.
  • MSCI Emerging Markets Index Futures (MESA) YTD ADV of 144k lots, representing $10.2 billion in notional daily volume; OI exceeding 1.18 million lots or $82 billion in notional value.
  • MSCI ACWI NTR Index Future (WMWA) OI exceeding 52k lots or $5.75 billion in notional value.

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Micro NYSE FANG+ Index futures


The NYSE FANG+™ Index advanced 4.7% in October, pushing its year-to-date performance to 29%.

Strong earnings across FANG stocks highlighted resilient revenue growth and robust investment in AI infrastructure, reinforcing their leadership in technology innovation.

Derivatives positioning mirrored this momentum. Micro NYSE FANG+ Futures closed the month with open interest at 18,800 lots, up 45% year-on-year, equivalent to $2.1 billion in notional value—a clear signal of deepening liquidity and growing institutional adoption. Year-to-date average daily volume stands at 2,500 lots, representing $280 million in notional daily turnover, underscoring the increasing role of listed futures in managing concentrated tech exposure.

For more details: FANG Futures

Main Index contracts - Monthly volume and open interest


FTSE 100 Futures
FTSE 100 options
MSCI Index futures - Global franchise
MSCI Sustainability Index futures
Micro NYSE FANG+ Index futures