Trading Technologies to support trading on Nybot

Trading software developer Trading Technologies (TT) has announced that from 2 February it will support electronic trading of the New York Board of Trade’s (Nybot’s) benchmark agricultural commodity products through its X_TRADER order-entry platform.

Chicago-headquartered TT has passed conformance testing and plans to provide access to coincide with the launch of the Nybot soft commodities on the IntercontinentalExchange’s (ICE’s) electronic trading platform.

The Nybot sugar, cotton, coffee, cocoa and frozen concentrated orange juice products will be accessible through TT’s ICE gateway. The gateway launched in 2004 and currently supports both ICE cleared OTC and ICE futures products.

“Access to Nybot commodities through our ICE gateway will

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