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GFEX Adjusts Trading Rules for Some Lithium Carbonate Futures Contracts
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The Guangzhou Futures Exchange announced adjustments to trading rules for multiple lithium carbonate futures contracts, effective from the trading session on September 22, 2026. The affected contracts are LC2610, LC2611, LC2612, LC2701, LC2702, LC2703, LC2704, LC2705, LC2706, LC2707, LC2708, and LC2709. The minimum order quantity for opening positions will be increased to 2 lots, while the minimum order quantity for closing positions remains unchanged at 1 lot. Additionally, the trading commission rate will be set at 0.008% of the transaction amount, and the intraday commission rate for closing same-day positions will also be set at 0.008% of the transaction amount. These changes represent a modification to the exchange's operational parameters for these specific futures contracts.
Source report
Effective from the trading session on September 22, 2026, the Guangzhou Futures Exchange will implement the following adjustments for specific lithium carbonate futures contracts:
Affected Contracts
The following lithium carbonate futures contracts are subject to the changes:
- LC2610
- LC2611
- LC2612
- LC2701
- LC2702
- LC2703
- LC2704
- LC2705
- LC2706
- LC2707
- LC2708
- LC2709
Key Changes
Minimum Order Quantity
- Opening positions: The minimum order quantity per transaction will be adjusted to 2 lots.
- Closing positions: The minimum order quantity per transaction will remain at 1 lot.
Trading Commission Rate
- The trading commission rate will be adjusted to 0.0008% of the transaction amount.
- The intraday commission rate for closing same-day positions will also be adjusted to 0.0008% of the transaction amount.
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