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Corn futures transaction fee
The transaction cost of corn futures mainly refers to the transaction cost that both parties need to pay in futures trading, and the size of this cost is stipulated by the exchange.

Generally speaking, a certain commission, stamp duty and transaction fee will be charged.

For the Committee, there will be differences of position. Stamp duty is a certain percentage of tax rate paid for each transaction, while transaction fee is a fixed amount of fee charged for each transaction.

Usually, the transaction fee is relatively high, and some can even reach 2-3% of each transaction.

There is also a late fee for handling futures trading, which is an indispensable fee in futures trading. It may include freight, loading and unloading fees, storage fees and so on.

In futures option trading, commission fee is also indispensable.

In addition, some futures issuers may also charge related fees, such as management fees and storage fees.

Futures commission is an investment method for venture capitalists to gain benefits, which can help investors manage funds better and earn interest.

Futures handling fees are also limited, most of which are generally between 0. 1%-0.3%, but will change according to spot prices, currency liquidity and exchange rate fluctuations.