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What is the maximum futures leverage?
1. The margin ratio of commodity futures is usually 8%- 15%, and the corresponding leverage is 6- 15 times;

2. The leverage ratio of stock index futures in financial futures is 5 times;

3. The leverage ratio of treasury bonds futures can reach 50 times;

4. The leverage ratio of crude oil futures can reach 20 times.

The calculation method of leveraged futures is 1÷ margin. For example, the margin ratio of commodity futures is 15%, and the leverage of futures is 1÷ 15%=6.67 times. It should be noted that most futures companies will control the leverage ratio of accounts in order to avoid the risk of prevention and control when opening accounts.

Is the futures loss a loss margin?

Futures loss is a kind of loss margin. If the loss of futures is higher than the margin, then futures will be worn out. At present, according to the domestic futures trading system, it only exists in the case that the market is gaping after the holiday and the continuous rise and fall is limited. This extreme market rarely appears.

Futures is a kind of margin trading. If the loss is deducted from the deposit, the loss is completed. If you can't close the position, you need to increase the margin. If you don't add positions in time, you will be forced to close your position. If the futures company fails to advance enough money, it needs to pay, otherwise it may be considered as money owed to the futures company.