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The Moscow stock exchange will begin trading in futures for soybeans and corn

The Moscow Exchange announced the launch of futures trading on soybeans and corn on the urgent market. New instruments will give investors access to global oilseed and grain trading

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The Moscow stock exchange will begin trading in futures for soybeans and corn

The Moscow Exchange announced the launch of trading from November 19, 2026, settlement futures contracts for soybeans and corn in the futures market. This is stated in the press release of the site.

The new instruments will give private and institutional investors access to global oilseed and grain trading. With the help of new futures, Russian companies whose activities are related to the production, processing and trade of agricultural products will be able to improve the efficiency of price risk management, the trading platform adds.

Soybean futures parameters:

Futures code (short code) - SOYBEAN (S4); Quote - in US dollars for one bushel; Lot - 100 bushels; Warranty - 12% (от12 thousand).

Maize futures parameters:

Futures code (short code) - CORN (C9); Quote - in US dollars for one bushel; Lot - 100 bushels; Warranty - 8% (от3 thousand).

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