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CBoT posts strong first quarter results


An increase in volumes and clearing and data fees helped boost Chicago Board of Trade (CBoT) earnings in the first quarter of the year.

CBOT announced on 19 April that first quarter revenue rose 23% to $143.6m, up from $116.5m a year earlier. Net income for the quarter rose to $35.1m, up 69% from $20.8m a year earlier.

CBoT's earnings per diluted share was 66 cents. The exchange's stock price rose to a high of ...

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