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Which exchange does copper futures belong to?
Copper futures mainly belong to Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE). Shanghai Futures Exchange is a futures exchange established and supervised by the People's Bank of China with the approval of China Securities Regulatory Commission. Besides copper futures, Shanghai Futures Exchange also offers other metal futures, such as aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, tin, gold and silver.

Copper futures is a kind of futures contract with copper as the subject matter, which is used to buy and sell in the futures market, thus managing the risk of copper price fluctuation. The standardized terms of copper futures contracts include contract size, delivery grade, delivery place and delivery date. Traders buy and sell copper futures contracts in the futures market in order to make physical delivery or hedge liquidation when the contracts expire.

It should be noted that participating in futures trading needs to abide by the relevant rules of the exchange and fully understand the risks of futures trading. Before participating in copper futures trading, it is recommended that you fully understand the characteristics, trading rules and potential risks of copper futures market, and seek professional advice if necessary.