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FIA ANNUAL VOLUME SURVEY Commodity and Interest Rate Trading Push Trading Higher in 2013 By Will Acworth After a tough year in 2012,2,2,2, w wwhenwwhheneen the global listed derivatives markets suffered the largestgeststt de dddeclineececlliinenne in volume in more than a decade, trading activityvityy rebou rebrebeboundedououndedndnddeed slightly s in 2013. The total number of futures anandandandd op optoptions traded on exchangeesss worldwide worlworldwidedwide reached reac reachehedd 21.642121.64.64 bbillion contracts, up 2.1% comparedpaarred to the previous year but still well below the levels seeneen ininin 201 20 1 and 2010. 14 Futures Industry | he last time we looked at the annual volume data, the num- lute volume, they have the potential to drive the next generation of bers were stunningly negative. In 2012, the total number of growth in this industry. Tfutures and options traded globally fell by 15.3%, the biggest annual decline in more than a decade. What’s worse, the downward Global Trends trend was nearly universal. Volume declined in all the major re- By region, North America led the way with a 9.9% increase gions—North America, Europe and Asia—and in nearly all catego- in volume, driven mainly by increased trading of interest rate fu- ries of product. here was bad news nearly everywhere we looked. tures and options at CME Group and the “futurization” of energy his year the good news is that the trend line is not still pointing swaps at IntercontinentalExchange. In contrast, volumes in Asia, down. he bad news is that it didn’t really bounce back. Total vol- Europe and Latin America were all down on the previous year. ume rose by just 2.1% in 2013, o