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Quick wrap: AI compute futures delayed, power futures surge

MoneyTurkey editors
Dark editorial still of high-voltage power lines at dusk, with a faint server-rack glow from a low building in the mid-ground. Headline: Quick wrap: AI compute futures delayed, power futures surge. Sub: A 60-day review for AI chip futures, a 23/5 request, and power futures at four-year highs. Tiles: AI chip futures, review to 8 January 2027, 60-day CFTC extension; Funds ask, 23/5 first, before any 24/7 trading; Power futures, four-year highs, Japan and Europe. MISSED badge. Kicker: MONEYTURKEY / DERIVATIVES, 10 NOV 2026. Footer: Derivatives desk / MISSED / Tuesday 10 Nov 2026. Sources: FT, CFTC, Bloomberg, Nikkei Asia. Chart: MoneyTurkey.

MoneyTurkey Derivatives Desk | 10 November 2026

Three derivatives stories from Tuesday that the headline tape skipped: a regulatory pause for the first futures market in AI computing power, a pushback from hedge funds on round-the-clock trading, and a jump in power futures in Japan and Europe.

AI chip rental futures pushed to January

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has delayed approval of futures that would let traders bet on the rental price of AI chips, the Financial Times reported. A filing on the CFTC website shows CME Group’s New York Mercantile Exchange agreed to a further 60-day review, to 8 January 2027, for two contracts tied to Silicon Data’s rental indices for Nvidia H100 and B200 chips. The filing says the extension holds only as long as no rival lists a comparable contract in the meantime.

Hedge funds want 23/5 before 24/7

The Managed Funds Association, which represents hedge funds and private credit firms, asked the SEC and the CFTC in a letter on Tuesday to let exchanges move to trading 23 hours a day, five days a week, and prove that works before any move to continuous trading, Bloomberg reported. The group said 24/7 trading would need a fundamental change to market structure and should stay voluntary.

Power futures at four-year highs

Electricity futures in Japan and Europe have climbed to four-year highs as the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz lifted prices for liquefied natural gas and other fuels, Nikkei Asia reported. Power companies are using the futures market more to lock in prices and hedge geopolitical risk, it said.

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