1. soda ash futures. The downstream demand of soda ash has not improved for the time being. Most of them just need to be purchased, and the market outlook is not good. In addition, Sichuan Hebang Soda Factory has recovered to 80%, with a daily output of nearly 3,000 tons, and Qinghai Salt Lake Factory has increased to 800- 1 1,000 tons. The supply of soda will increase, affecting the market mentality, and the short-term market is mainly stable.

2. At present, there is no soda ash futures in domestic exchanges, and there is no soda ash futures in Hongkong and Taiwan Province, but there is no such thing as "the international government does not allow it". In the early years, there were soda ash futures in Beijing Commodity Exchange, but the trading volume was very small, during the period of 1994-95. At that time, Beishang mainly traded rapeseed oil and mung beans. Therefore, it is impossible to hedge soda ash, and there is no contract related to soda ash in the futures varieties traded in China at present, so it is difficult to hedge the price of soda ash by using the futures market.

1. Not at present in China. I'll list all the trading varieties of the three major domestic exchanges for you to see! China's current futures varieties are: China Gold Exchange/trading varieties: stock index futures (not yet launched) Subject matter: Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index Other futures varieties: Shanghai Futures Exchange/trading varieties: gold, copper, aluminum, zinc, natural rubber and fuel oil Dalian Commodity Exchange/trading varieties: soybean, corn, soybean meal, soybean oil, palm oil and polyethylene Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange/trading varieties: PTA.

2. Not in China, nor allowed by the international government. It seems that only futures listed on the futures exchange are futures, and others are fakes. The quasi-futures will be replaced sooner or later. Futures varieties are strictly examined by the state. There is no such thing as soda ash at present, and it won't be for a long time. You can consider finding a similar futures contract as a substitute for cross-hedging, but it has nothing in common with soda ash.

3. The three major domestic futures markets include: Shanghai Futures Exchange (the main listed products are copper, aluminum and natural rubber); Zhengzhou commodity trading (mainly listed varieties are wheat and high-quality strong gluten wheat); Dalian Commodity Exchange (mainly listed varieties are soybeans and soybean meal). Difference: The trading varieties of the three exchanges are different and there is no duplication: Zhengzhou and Dalian are mainly agricultural products, and the price fluctuation of one product will also affect other products.