Commodity futures in the international futures market include: agricultural products futures, soft commodities futures, livestock products futures, forest products futures, metal futures and energy futures.

Agricultural futures include: wheat, soybean, soybean meal, corn, adzuki bean rice and peanut kernel.

Soft commodity futures include cotton and cotton yarn, coffee, sugar, cocoa, orange juice, palm oil and rapeseed.

Livestock products futures include: pork and pigs, beef and dairy cows, live cattle, chickens and chickens, wool, raw silk, dried cocoons and so on.

Forest products futures include: wood and natural rubber.

Metal futures include: copper, aluminum, nickel, lead, zinc, tin, palladium, platinum, gold and silver, among which gold, silver, platinum and palladium are also called precious metals.

Important varieties of energy futures are: crude oil, heating oil, fuel oil, gasoline, light diesel oil, propane and natural gas.

Direct international futures is the unilateral cooperation of CME exchange, and the transparency fee is USD 4/unilateral.