To put it simply, the leverage of most varieties of domestic futures is about 10 times, and the exchange margin is generally between 5%- 15%. Futures companies will charge some appropriately, and the actual leverage of domestic futures varieties is generally around 7 to 10 times.

Futures leverage ratio = 1/ margin ratio, so the approximate leverage ratio can be seen at a glance according to the futures margin ratio. Because futures is a margin system, the amount that investors can trade is enlarged, and the risks that investors bear are also multiplied. Usually, a transaction must have sufficient margin.