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China sugar futures trading
1. At present, the main international sugar futures trading places are: American Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange (GSEC), British London Commodity Exchange and Japanese Tokyo Sugar Exchange. China: At present, the forward contract trading in Guangxi sugar market is hot, but it is not a standard futures trading.
2. Sugar futures in China are also developing very rapidly. Since Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange introduced sugar futures in 2006, China's sugar futures surpassed NYSE in just two years, ranking first in the world in terms of both trading volume and positions.
3. The futures and spot markets of each variety form a relatively independent system, and the futures market of each variety has many particularities. In the world trade system, the sugar price is most protected by the policies of various countries, and the sugar market is most interfered by the governments of various countries. [1] With the development of China's sugar market, the price risk faced by traders is increasing, and the price of sugar will be more difficult to predict, so traders pay more and more attention to the price discovery function of sugar futures.
4. The main producing countries or regions of white sugar in the world are Brazil, India, European Union, China, etc. 1998- 1999, the global production of raw sugar was 65438+323 million tons. China's sugar producing areas are mainly concentrated in Guangxi, Yunnan, Guangdong and other provinces. In recent years, sugar production in Guangxi ranks first in China, with a total output of 1997- 1998 of 3.25 million tons, accounting for 4 1% of sugar production in China. China is also one of the largest sugar consumers in the world. 1998 China's consumption has exceeded 8 million tons, accounting for about 7% of the world's sugar consumption.
China has been in short supply of white sugar for many years, and only imports can make up the gap, so it has become a big sugar importer in the world. The per capita annual consumption of white sugar in China is only 6 kg, which is far lower than the per capita annual consumption of 2 1 kg in the world. In view of this situation, the United States, Japan, the European Union and other developed countries and regions have implemented high tariff protection on sugar, while China has to promise to implement low import tariffs on sugar after joining the WTO, so China's sugar exports will not develop much in the future. On the contrary, sugar imports will increase steadily.