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The CFTC is a U.S. government regulator overseeing the derivatives markets, including futures, options, and swaps, to protect market participants and ensure market integrity. It enforces laws under the Commodity Exchange Act, conducts market surveillance, and publishes data, staff reports, and rulemaking to regulate trading, intermediaries, and products. It provides resources such as public comments, whistleblower programs, and educational materials, and pursues innovation while coordinating with the SEC to harmonize standards and guard against fraud and systemic risk.
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