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How much is the fuel leveling fee?
Compared with crude oil futures, fuel oil futures are much lower. According to the latest price, the handling fee of primary fuel oil is less than 2 yuan, so a transaction can recover the handling fee cost and earn a part.

The contract price of fuel futures 2 10 1 is 1900 yuan/ton, the handling fee rate is one ten thousandth of the transaction amount, and the trading unit is 10 ton/lot.

Futures handling fee formula = rate * transaction price * transaction multiplier (transaction unit)

Fuel futures commission = 1900 yuan/ton * 10/ton/hand *0.000 1= 1.9 yuan/hand. Therefore, the fuel oil liquidation fee is 1.9 yuan/hand.

The handling fee of futures fuel includes opening fee and flat fee. The opening fee is about 2.7 yuan, which needs to be calculated according to the intraday price. It's not a fixed value, and the liquidation fee is not bad, so the handling fee for our first-hand transaction is probably 5.5 yuan. The trading margin is about 2,706 yuan, with details as follows:

Futures Products-Fuel Oil (Introduction)

Trading unit: 10 ton/lot.

Trading time: 9: 00- 15: 00 on the trading day.

Night plate 2 1: 00-23: 00

Transaction code: Pay

Listed Exchange: Shanghai Futures Exchange

Margin (cost): the current price is 2706* 10 ton * and the margin ratio is 10%=2706 yuan.

Handling fee (Kaiping): current price is 2706* 10 ton * handling fee ratio is1%= 2.7 yuan.

In case of any of the following circumstances for members or customers, the Exchange will forcibly close the positions:

(1) The balance of member settlement reserve fund is less than zero, and it has not been replenished within the prescribed time limit;

(2) The position exceeds the position limit;

(3) Being punished by the exchange for compulsory liquidation due to violation of regulations;

(four) according to the emergency measures of the exchange, it should be forced to close the position;

(5) Other positions should be closed by force.

Item (2) Forced liquidation of fuel oil futures contracts: If there is a backlog of customers (non-members of futures companies), the overstocked positions of customers (non-members of futures companies) shall be forcibly liquidated; Where a member of a futures company reaches or exceeds the position limit, it shall not open positions in the same direction.