Cftc

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is a federal agency dedicated to promoting transparency and integrity in U.S. financial markets. Established to oversee the derivatives markets, the CFTC safeguards the public against fraud, manipulation, and abusive practices. The agency's broad portfolio includes regulating futures, options, and swaps markets, while actively contributing to the creation of sound economic policies.

The CFTC offers diverse resources such as industry oversight, trading organization regulations, and financial data reports, including commitments of traders and weekly swaps data. Their dedicated teams work on market surveillance and enforcing compliance with the Commodity Exchange Act. Additionally, the agency promotes a culture of diversity and inclusion within their workforce and encourages public participation through advisory committees and opportunities for citizens to submit tips or complaints.

With a mission rooted in protecting market participants, the CFTC also provides educational resources to enhance public understanding of market operations and regulations, solidifying its role as a pillar of market trust and stability.