Futures contract terms
A futures contract refers to a transaction contract reached at a specific price agreed by both parties. The seller pays part of the assets to the buyer after a period of time, and the futures contract needs to comply with state regulations.
1. Quantity and unit clause: The quantity and unit clause means that commodities participating in futures contracts must have unified and standardized quantity units;
2. Quality and grade clause: this clause means that commodities participating in futures contracts should have standardized quality units;
3. Trading time clause: Futures contracts need to agree on a fixed time. Generally speaking, the business hours in a week are five days. The business hours of a day are divided into upper and lower plates, 9:00- 1 1:00,13: 30-15: 00;
4. Quotation unit clause: Quotation unit is the unit needed in the quotation process, and some domestic sugar, copper and other futures will be expressed by quotation unit.