The handling fee of commodity futures is generally less than one ten thousandth.
Generally within 10. Specifically, look at the charging standards of futures companies. Generally, the standards of each futures company are different.
Four domestic futures exchanges announced that they would reduce the fees for all futures trading products. The reduction ratio of product fees ranges from 12.5% to 50%, and the overall level of futures exchange fees decreases by about 30%. The adjusted charging standard will be implemented from June 1.
The specific adjustment measures of the four major domestic futures exchanges are as follows: CICC will reduce the handling fee of stock index futures to 0.35 ‰.
Second, what is futures?
1. Futures and spot are completely different. Spot is actually a tradable commodity. Futures are mainly not commodities, but standardized tradable contracts based on some popular products such as cotton, soybeans and oil and financial assets such as stocks and bonds. Therefore, the subject matter can be a commodity (such as gold, plateau oil, agricultural products) or a financial instrument.
2. Commodity futures is a kind of futures contract with physical goods as the subject matter, which is a standardized agreement for buyers and sellers to buy and sell a certain number of physical goods at the agreed price at the time of signing on an agreed date in the future. Commodity futures trading is a standardized contract trading method for buying and selling specific commodities on futures exchanges. The variety of commodity futures trading is increasing with the development of trading. From the traditional futures of agricultural products such as cereals and livestock products, it has developed into futures trading of various non-ferrous metals, precious metals and energy.
From the above, you can get a general idea of the standard of annual futures commission. However, the fee standards in different regions are different, and the domestic and international futures fees are different, and the futures fees also change slowly with the passage of time.
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