What is a commodity futures etf? Commodity futures ETF is a commodity futures contract listed on the commodity futures exchange approved by China Securities Regulatory Commission according to law, which is the main investment target and tracks the price index of commodity futures. Commodity futures ETFs generally operate in exactly the same way as cross-border ETFs of Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

In China, the threshold of commodity futures account is high, and the threshold of capital verification is 500,000. Futures trading is leveraged, and it is too dangerous for non-professionals to trade. Commodity futures ETF can provide an investment channel for ordinary investors who want to participate in commodity futures trading, and the lowering of the threshold reduces the risk of entering the market.

What kinds of commodity futures ETFs are there?

Commodity futures include: energy (natural gas, crude oil), metals (copper, gold and silver) and crops (soybeans, corn, soybean oil, soybean meal and wheat).

ETF is a relatively new tool in China, and the issue period is relatively early now. The slow issuance of index stocks drives the development of related derivatives, such as stock index futures, and promotes related liquidity. Similarly, coupled with the issuance of ETF, if it is the issuance of product ETF, it can also promote some liquidity of some derivatives related to product futures or related.