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Will the crude oil in CCB account be forced to close its position when it expires?
If you invest in crude oil futures, you will be forced to close your position on the delivery date.

If you invest in spot crude oil, as long as the available funds in your trading account are enough to take risks, you will not be forced to close your position until the available funds cannot take risks.

Crude oil investment has nothing to do with CCB account funds, but the profits and losses generated in the investment process are related to trading account funds.

At present, all domestic spot investment markets lack standardized and effective management. It is recommended to choose the trading center carefully. Investment is risky and you need to be cautious when entering the market.

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In addition to crude oil futures, other oil futures include heating oil, fuel oil, gasoline and light diesel oil. NYMEX West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures contract specifications are 65,438+0,000 barrels per lot, and the quotation unit is USD/barrel. After its launch, this contract is the most successful commodity futures contract in history, and its transaction price has become the focus of international oil market.

The following are the trading varieties of major oil exchanges in the world:

The New York Mercantile Exchange: Light oil, natural gas, unleaded gasoline, hot oil, Brent crude oil.

Singapore exchange: middle east crude oil

Tokyo Industrial Products Exchange: gasoline, kerosene, diesel oil and crude oil.

British International Petroleum Exchange: Brent crude oil and diesel oil

Shanghai Futures Exchange: Crude Oil

Baidu encyclopedia-spot crude oil

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