1, introduction and trading contents of Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange
Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange is approved by the State Council and supervised by China Securities Regulatory Commission. Established in June 1990 and June 65438+ 10/2, it is the first futures exchange in China and the only futures exchange in the central and western regions.
It has 16 futures varieties such as strong gluten wheat, common wheat, PTA, No.1 cotton, sugar, rapeseed oil, early indica rice, glass, rapeseed, rapeseed meal and methanol, and the number of listed contracts ranks first among the four major futures exchanges in China.
2. Introduction and trading contents of Dalian Commodity Exchange
Dalian Commodity Exchange was established with the approval of the State Council on February 28th and supervised by China Securities Regulatory Commission. 1993. It is the only futures exchange in Northeast China.
The futures listed and traded are 15, corn, soybean 1, soybean 2, soybean meal, soybean oil, palm oil, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, plastics, coke, coking coal, iron ore, plywood, fiberboard, eggs and so on.
3. Introduction and trading contents of Shanghai Futures Exchange
With the approval of the State Council, the Shanghai Futures Exchange was established under the supervision and management of China Securities Regulatory Commission.
At present, there are gold, silver, copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, rebar, wire rod, fuel oil, natural rubber asphalt and other futures varieties 1 1.
4. Introduction and contents of China Financial Futures Exchange
China Financial Futures Exchange was established with the approval of the State Council and supervised by China Securities Regulatory Commission. Established on September 8, 2006, it is the fourth futures exchange in China.
Trading varieties include stock index futures and treasury bond futures.
5. Introduction and transaction contents of Shanghai International Energy Trading Center
Shanghai International Energy Trading Center Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Energy Center) is an international trading place for global investors with the approval of China Securities Regulatory Commission and funded by Shanghai Futures Exchange.
The business scope of Shanghai International Energy Trading Center includes organizing the listing, trading, settlement and delivery of energy derivatives such as crude oil, natural gas and petrochemical products, formulating business management rules, implementing self-discipline management, releasing market information and providing technology, facilities and services.
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Brief introduction of futures exchange
The futures exchange is the place to buy and sell futures contracts and the core of the futures market. It is a non-profit organization, but its non-profit only means that the exchange itself does not conduct trading activities, and it does not mean that it does not attach importance to interest accounting.
In this sense, the exchange is also a financially independent for-profit institution, which realizes reasonable economic benefits, including membership fee income, transaction fee income, information service income and other income, on the basis of providing traders with open, fair and just trading places and effective supervision services.
A set of institutional rules formulated by it provides a self-management mechanism for the whole futures market, which enables the principle of "openness, fairness and justice" in futures trading to be realized.
References:
Futures Exchange-Baidu Encyclopedia