On October 30, Cboe Global Markets, Inc. rose 5.89% in Regular Trading, trading at $334.67 per share with turnover of $64.84 million.
The move was supported by an earnings-driven catalyst: the company reported Q3 adjusted diluted EPS of $3.63, up from $2.67 a year earlier and above the $3.43 consensus, while net revenue increased to $712.2 million from $605.5 million, also ahead of the $708.9 million expectation.
Management also raised its 2026 total organic net revenue growth target to the high-teens from mid-to-high teens previously. The result aligned with broader strength in financial exchange stocks, with Intercontinental Exchange up 3.39%, CME Group Inc up 2.86%, S&P Global up 1.28%, and Moody's up 0.59%, while Coinbase Global, Inc. fell 12.14%.
Earlier in October, Cboe also disclosed that Cboe Clear US received temporary SEC registration as a covered clearing agency, allowing it to expand into clearing securities products in addition to futures and swaps, adding context to the company's product and infrastructure expansion.
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