Список проголосовавших за комментарий "<p>CME Group is expanding its list of energy products for which it will support negative prices, the world's biggest futures exchange operator said in a notice dated May 7.</p><p>CME updated its systems to process negative prices in early April, shortly before an unprecedented fall into negative territory by U.S. WTI crude oil futures.</p><p>From May 10, CME said it would extend negative strikes to July for underlying futures contracts including Brent crude oil average price, Brent crude oil, WTI average price and Light sweet crude oil options, and RBOB gasoline average price options.</p><p>It said negative prices and strikes would also be supported for certain natural gas contracts including UK NBP front month futures, Dutch TTF calendar month futures, LNG Japan/Korea Marker (Platts) futures on or after the effective date (May 17) subject to operational readiness should market conditions warrant.</p>"