1. Shanghai Bank refers to the futures products launched by Shanghai Futures Exchange, in which Shanghai Bank refers to silver futures products. The trading unit of Shanghai Bank Futures is 15 kg/lot, and the minimum change unit is 1 yuan/kg. The trading time is 9: 00 am-165438+0: 30 pm. The contract month of silver futures contract is1-65438+February, and the last trading day is 15 of the contract month (in case of postponement of national legal holidays, the Exchange may adjust and notify the last trading day such as Spring Festival). The delivery date is three consecutive working days after the last trading day. The minimum trading margin contract value is 4%, and the trading code is AG.

2. Shanghai Futures Exchange listed copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, tin, gold, silver, rebar, wire rod, hot rolled coil, crude oil, fuel oil, petroleum asphalt, natural rubber, pulp, No.20 glue, stainless steel, low sulfur fuel oil and other 19 futures varieties, as well as copper, natural rubber, gold and aluminum.

3. The places where futures trading can be conducted in China are Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange and China Financial Exchange; There are different kinds of futures traded in different trading markets, and the use of margin system in futures trading will face great risks when buying and selling.

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1. After the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Luyin resumed business on September 25th, 34, and the following eight offices were added in the city the following year: the first office was located at the entrance of Jing 'ansi Road (now Nanjing West Road) on Yuyuan Road; The second office is located at Heather Zhonghua Road 1450; The third office is located at No.501Zhongzheng East Road (now Yan 'an East Road), the fourth office is located at No.284 Zhongzheng North Second Road (now Shimen Second Road), the fifth office is located at No.24 Dongdaming Road1/kloc-0, the sixth office is located at No.49 Dongmen Road, Shinan, and the seventh office is located at No.980 hengshan road, Xujiahui.

2. After the liberation of Shanghai, the head office of Shanghai Bank and its eight offices were taken over by Shanghai Military Commission, and the liquidation ended. Shanghai Bank was established by the Shanghai Municipal Government during the Republic of China, and opened in February of the Republic of China 19 (1930). The head office is located in Shanghai, with a total capital of 6,543,800 yuan, which is fully allocated by the municipal government at one time. Mainly engaged in the city's industrial and commercial mortgage and discount business; All kinds of deposits; Buying and selling securities; Acting as an agent for the municipal government to issue bonds and repay the principal and interest; Keeping the property or funds of municipal organs or social organizations. The first general manager was Xu Ya. After 1938, it was closed due to the war.