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Options Triple Witching Sees $7 Trillion Expiring on Friday

Around $7 trillion of US options notional value rolls off the books Friday, accounting for around a quarter of the market, according to data from Citadel Securities.

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Options Triple Witching Sees $7 Trillion Expiring on Friday
Around $7 trillion of US options notional value rolls off the books Friday, accounting for around a quarter of the market, according to data from Citadel Securities.
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