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LME to suspend trading in non-USD Metal Options
With effect from 10 November 2025, the London Metal Exchange (LME) will suspend trading in relation to Metal Options denominated in currencies other than US dollars (“non-USD Metal Options”). The suspension is part of the LME’s plan to evolve the options market and will support the potential change to automated expiry. The suspension in trading in non-USD Metal Options will remain in place until further notice. Traded Average Priced Options (“TAPOs”) are currently available for trading denominated only in US dollars and this will continue to be the case.
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