What Is a Commodities Exchange?
Commodity exchanges, also known as commodity futures trading markets, are an organized commodity market. It is a trading place for spot and futures trading of commodities.
Commodity Exchange
- Commodity exchanges, also known as commodity futures trading markets, are an organized commodity market. It is a trading place for spot and futures trading of commodities.
- Commodity exchange transactions can usually only be carried out by specific personnel at the specified time and place. Specific personnel mainly refer to members of the exchange. Only members can enter the trading hall to buy and sell. Members have to pay membership fees and no longer pay during transactions. Other fees. After the transaction is completed, the buyer and the seller have to press
- Globally well-known
- Non-ferrous metals: London, New York, Singapore
- Natural rubber: Singapore, New York, London, Kuala Lumpur
- Cocoa beans: New York, London, Paris, Amsterdam
- Cereals: Chicago, Winnipeg, London, Liverpool, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Milan
- Sugar: London, New York
- Coffee: New York, New Orleans, Chicago, Alexandria, Sao Paulo, Mumbai
- Cottonseed oil: New York, London, Amsterdam
- Jute: Kolkata, Karachi, London
- Rice: Milan, Amsterdam, Rotterdam
- Soybean oil and sunflower: London