Contract Specifications for SGX FTSE China A50 Index Futures (CN)
EXCHANGE | Singapore Exchange (SGX) |
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PRODUCT SYMBOL | CN |
UNDERLYING STOCK INDEX | FTSE China A50 Index |
TRADING HOURS | Singapore Time
T Session: T+1 Session: |
CONTRACT SIZE | US$ 1 x SGX FTSE China A50 Index Futures Price |
CONTRACT MONTHS | 2 nearest serial months and March, June, September and December months on a 1 year cycle |
TRADING HOURS ON LAST TRADING DAY | 9.00am – 4.00pm |
MINIMUM PRICE FLUCTUATION | 2.5 index point (US$2.5) |
DAILY PRICE LIMIT |
Whenever the price moves by 10% in either direction from previous day settlement price, trading at or within a price limit of 10% is allowed for the next 10 minutes. Thereafter, trading is allowed at or within a price limit of 15% in either direction from the previous day’s settlement price. When this limit is reached, there shall be a further 10-minute Cooling Off Period* in which trading is allowed at or within a price limit of 15%. After which, there shall be no price limits for the remainder of the trading day.
There shall be no price limits on the last trading day of the expiring contract month. With regards to the T+1 session, the Daily Settlement Price (DSP) derived in the T session that just ended will be the reference price to determine price limits. |
LAST TRADING DAY | Second last business day of the contract month. |
SETTLEMENT BASIS | Cash Settlement |
FINAL SETTLEMENT PRICE | The Final Settlement Price shall be the official closing price of FTSE China A50 Index rounded to the nearest 2 decimal places. |
POSITION LIMIT | A person shall not own or control more than 15,000 contracts net long or net short in all Contract Months combined, unless otherwise separately approved by the Exchange. |
NEGOTIATED LARGE TRADE | 50 lots |
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