| | CFF - FAR EAST TO US WEST COAST |
| Contract code | FEUW |
| Unit of trading | 5 FEU containers |
| Pricing unit/quotation (= price basis) | USD per FEU container |
| Origins tenderable | N/A |
| Quality | |
| Minimum price movement (tick size and value) | 1 USD |
| Delivery months | Monthly contracts listed for 18 consecutive months |
| Introduction of new expiry months | The opening of a new contract will occur on the date set by the Exchange, in principle, on the first trading day following the expiration of a contract, in accordance with the schedule established by the Exchange. |
| Wholesale services | Large-in-Scale, Exchange for Swaps |
| Trading mechanism | |
| Euronext market | Amsterdam |
| Settlement (Delivery) | The liquidation of the Container Freight Futures contract is done through cash settlement (financially settled) with a liquidation price established by Euronext Amsterdam NV. |
| Delivery period | The delivery period, which is the period considered for the computation of the Exchange Delivery Settlement Price of a cash-settled contract, corresponds to the 10 last business days (as per the Euronext Oslo calendar) of the expiry month. |
| Daily Settlement Price | For the method to calculate the Daily Settlement Prices (DSPs) please check https://live.euronext.com/en/products/commodities/dsp. |
| Exchange Delivery Settlement Price (EDSP) | The Exchange Delivery Settlement Price is established by Euronext Amsterdam NV on the last trading day according to the methodology indicated below: equal to the arithmetic average of the values of the Xeneta Shipping Index by Compass – Far East to US West Coast published daily (https://www.compassft.com/indice/xsicfeuw) during the expiry month |
| Clearing organization | Euronext Clearing |
| Delivery limits | Contract is cash settled and the delivery limits will be as for the standard contract position limits applicable pursuant to MiFID II framework. |
| Trading hours | Monday - Friday from 07:00 - 18:30 CET. |
| Trading platform | Optiq |
| Algorithm | Central Order Book applies a price-time trading algorithm, with priority given to the first order at the best price. |
| Last update | 18 SEP 2025 |