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The first futures exchange in the Netherlands
The world's first agricultural futures trading market was established in the Netherlands.

Because it is impossible to establish a futures market when industrial demand is useless to a certain extent and widespread demand is formed, and agriculture has already met these two requirements at that time. Secondly, not all agricultural products can be traded in futures. This has a lot to do with demand and transaction volume. Another point is that futures are principles rather than finished products, and futures can be better classified. Paper and pencils obviously can't meet this requirement.