DCE Adjusts the Trading Limit of Iron Ore Futures Contracts

Published: Feb 23, 2023 13:23

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DCE issued an announcement saying that since the night trading session on February 21, the new openings of iron ore futures contracts placed by non-futures company members or customers will be limited. Daily new openings of I2305, I2306, I2307, I2308 and I2309 contracts should not exceed 1,000 lots and that of other contracts should not exceed 2,000 lots.

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