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How many tons of primary pig futures?
16 ton. According to the regulations of Dalian Commodity Exchange, the trading code of live pig futures is LH, the trading unit is 16 ton/lot, the quotation unit is RMB/ton, the minimum price change range is 5 yuan/ton, the price limit is 4% of the settlement price of the previous trading day, and the minimum trading margin is 5% of the contract value. It can be seen that the futures pig is single-handed 16 tons.

1964, Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) introduced various live cattle futures, and later introduced live pig futures contracts. By 1969, Chicago Mercantile Exchange has developed into the largest meat and livestock futures trading center in the world. As a successful futures product, American pig futures has successfully helped countless farmers to avoid the risk of sharp rise and fall in market prices, which has been unanimously recognized; China Dalian Commodity Exchange will also officially launch pig futures varieties. At the demonstration meeting on the delivery quality standard of live pig futures contract, the expert review team demonstrated and passed the Quality Standard for Live Pig Delivery and the Technical Specification for Quality Inspection of Live Pig Delivery. The first commercial pig industry standard in China was formally produced.

202 1 1 8, pig futures listed. By the close of 202111,the price of the main contract LH2 109 for pig futures had dropped to 26,030 yuan/ton.

Pig futures:

In the past twenty years, the American pig industry has experienced the process of large-scale farming replacing retail farming. According to the analysis of insiders, the basic situation of pig industry in China and the United States is similar, and the most important difference is that China lacks a set of hedging tools of pig futures.

American pig industry has a history of one hundred years, and it took about 20 years from 1980 to large-scale development in 2000. In the 1980s, there were about 670,000 pig farms in the United States, but in 2008, the number dropped to about 65,000. This is also the process of large-scale farming replacing retail farming, during which super pig farms were born. In 2008, the top 20 pig breeding enterprises provided more than 50% of the supply in the US market, while the supply share of the first enterprise accounted for 65,438+08% in the US. From 65,438+0,990 to 2000, its sales revenue increased five times and its share price increased nine times. American pig prices have also experienced ups and downs, but the company's share price has not been affected by this.

There are three driving factors for large-scale farming in the United States in the past 20 years: first, the promotion of contract farming model, similar to China's company plus farmers; Second, the pig futures varieties listed in the United States provide financial weapons for hedging and price discovery for the industry; Third, the agricultural population in the United States has greatly decreased.