CME share price falls on downgrade

07 Mar 2005

Shares in Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) fell below the $200 mark on 2 February on the back of an analyst downgrade on the stock, from "buy" to "hold". The shares fell nearly 10% on the open, from $220 to $199.

The report, written by Sandler O'Neill's...

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