Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE:ICE) is expanding markets with Aug. 10 launches of economic indicator futures and GPU compute contracts via NATIVX/COIL while shares, up about 3% intra-day but down ~31% year-over-year, trade near 15x earnings amid double‑digit EPS growth and JPMorgan caution.
Previous Week Recap
- ICE Launches Economic Indicator Futures: ICE will launch economic indicator futures Aug 10 (pending approvals): exchange-traded, centrally cleared, cash-settled contracts tied to Fed, ECB, BOE policy decisions and U.S. natural gas storage.
- ICE GPU Compute Futures Partnership: ICE to launch GPU compute futures with NATIVX using COIL Index tracking tokenized, energy-normalized compute/connectivity prices; ICE shares rose about 3% in morning trading.
- ICE Shares Fall, Risks Highlighted: ICE shares fell ~31% year-over-year. Trading near 15x this year’s earnings; company shows double-digit EPS growth. JPMorgan flags rising perpetual-futures competition and U.S. retail adoption risks.
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