Eurex Halts Trading on Tech Glitch

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It was unclear whether the glitch was related to the new T7 trading architecture at the venue, implemented last fall by Eurex to further its position in rate-based derivatives and compete with CME Group in currency and foreign exchange-based (FX) products.

The news is the latest in a recent string of technology problems for major financial services providers and exchange operators, among them errant options orders sent by Goldman Sachs early last week, and a consolidated market data feed problem at Nasdaq that crippled markets for several hours this past Thursday.

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