Key Takeaways
- • The Price Futures Group published a delivery report for crude oil dated 10/19/2026, which the publisher describes as the last trading day for the NOV26 NYMEX crude oil contract, with the report dated 2026-10-20.
- • The report itself contains only a headline, publisher summary, and standard regulatory disclaimer; it does not disclose delivery volumes, settlement prices, open interest, or market commentary.
- • The publisher is a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., a diversified financial services firm and NFA/NIBA member.
Summary
The Price Futures Group issued a brief delivery report titled "Deliveries on Crude Oil 10/19/2026," according to the publisher summary. The notice states that the following day is the last trading day for the November 2026 (NOV26) New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) crude oil futures contract, and the report is dated October 20, 2026.
The Price Futures Group is described in the document as a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., a diversified financial services firm, and as a member of the National Introducing Brokers Association (NIBA) and regulated by the National Futures Association (NFA). The document includes standard risk disclosures stating that futures trading involves substantial risk of loss, that margin leverage can magnify losses beyond an investor's initial investment, and that past results do not indicate future performance.
The source material does not provide delivery quantities, settlement figures, open interest, or price levels for the contract. Readers seeking those data points would need to consult the CME Group or exchange delivery reports directly.
The Price Futures Group is described in the document as a subsidiary of Price Holdings, Inc., a diversified financial services firm, and as a member of the National Introducing Brokers Association (NIBA) and regulated by the National Futures Association (NFA). The document includes standard risk disclosures stating that futures trading involves substantial risk of loss, that margin leverage can magnify losses beyond an investor's initial investment, and that past results do not indicate future performance.
The source material does not provide delivery quantities, settlement figures, open interest, or price levels for the contract. Readers seeking those data points would need to consult the CME Group or exchange delivery reports directly.
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