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Trading Technologies Launches Automated Support for EEX Gas Spot Contracts

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Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) has announced full support for European Energy Exchange (EEX) Gas Spot contracts through its capital markets technology platform. The new offering includes a comprehensive suite of trade execution tools and a bespoke auto-matching capability, a first for these specific contracts. Currently available for testing and simulation, the connectivity aims to streamline gas storage and trading operations by removing the necessity for manual order submission and trade aggregation.

The solution provides a trading experience comparable to listed derivatives, allowing institutional and commercial energy traders to manage gas spot and futures markets on a single platform. The integration of TT’s APIs and automated tools, including the Autospreader and execution algorithms, allows market participants to automate various trading tasks and streamline their operations. This launch follows two years of expanded growth for TT within the physical spot and over-the-counter energy sectors.

This development addresses high demand among energy traders for automated solutions in the EEX Gas Spot market. Developed with input from major industry participants, the platform leverages TT’s three decades of experience in institutional trading technology.

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