The bilateral handling fee of futures means that a complete transaction consists of opening and closing positions. A handling fee is charged when opening the position, and a handling fee is charged again when closing the position. This is called bilateral handling fee, which is charged for both opening and closing positions.

For example:

Futures handling fee of Shanghai Stock Exchange: (RMB/lot)

Copper: The contract value is 0.0002.

Aluminum: 5 yuan/hand

Zinc: 8 yuan/hand

Rubber: Contract value is 0.0002.

Gold: 30 yuan/Hand

Fuel oil: 2 yuan/hand.

Coke: 8 yuan/Hand.

Extended data actual profit and loss

The profit and loss realized by liquidation is called actual profit and loss. Most contracts in futures trading are closed by liquidation.

The calculation method of actual profit and loss of bulls is: profit and loss = (closing price-buying price) x position x contract unit-handling fee.

The calculation method of short profit and loss is: profit and loss = (selling price-closing position) x holding quantity x contract unit-handling fee.

When there are risks in the futures market, some members have insufficient trading margin or overdraft due to excessive trading losses. The procedures for handling risks in the settlement system are as follows:

(1) Notify members to add margin;

(2) If the margin increase is not in place, first stop members from opening new positions and force members to close open positions;

(3) If the balance of the member's margin is not enough to make up for the losses after all liquidation, the member's settlement reserve at the exchange shall be used;

(4) If it is still insufficient to make up the loss, transfer the membership fee and seat fee of the member;

⑤ If it is still not enough to make up for the losses, use the risk reserve of the exchange to make recourse to the members.

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