Based in New York, NYMEX is the largest physical commodity futures exchange in the world, as well as a leading trading forum for energy and precious metals.

Exchange where a number of commodities, including WTI crude, heating oil and unleaded gasoline are traded on a future basis.

Definition Commodities and futures exchange specializing in the trade of a variety of different oils, gases, and precious metals. NYMEX was created after the New York Mercantile Exchange and the Commo [..]

(or simply NYMEX in its abbreviated form) is an exchange system that deals specifically in physical commodities and their related futures contracts, rather than stocks. The NYMEX is the largest of its [..]

uses Henry Hub as the notional point of delivery for its natural gas futures contract. NYMEX deliveries at Henry Hub are treated in the same way as cash-market transactions. Many natural gas marketers [..]

The world’s largest physical commodity futures exchange. Has existed for 130 years and pioneered the development of energy futures and options contracts in the 1970s.

An organization that runs the market for trading of commodity futures and options.

The New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) is the world’s largest physical commodity futures exchange in terms of market capitalization.

The world’s largest physical commodity futures exchange. The prices quoted for oil, gas and other commodity transactions on the exchange are the basis for prices paid throughout the world.

The world's largest physical commodity futures exchange and the preeminent trading forum for energy and precious metals. The NYMEX price of natural gas is used as a reference point for many trading hubs across North America, including the Dawn HUB.