2. Financial futures are standardized contracts. It is convenient to settle accounts in cash. For example, the standardized contract of foreign exchange futures stipulates the trading unit, the minimum changing price, the daily changing maximum price, the contract month, the last trading day and the handover place, and its profit and loss are settled in cash.
3. Financial futures are open competitive price transactions in specific places.
4. Financial futures are margin trading and highly leveraged. The margin ratio of each financial futures exchange varies, but generally does not exceed 10%.
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