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Commodities - Commodity Derivatives - MATIF
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Extended trading hours for Euronext Commodities Futures contracts
Euronext Commodities is introducing extended trading hours for its flagship futures contracts on Monday 2 February 2026.
From Monday 2 February 2026, there will be an additional trading session for specific commodity futures contracts from 18:30 to 20:30 CET on standard business days.
The DSP is based on the main trading session and its calculation will remain unchanged. The timing will continue to be as follows:
- 07:30 – 10:45 CET: pre-opening
- 10:45–18:30 CET: continuous trading
- 18:30 CET: DSP.
Extended trading hours from 18:30 to 20:30 CET will apply only to Euronext’s flagship commodity futures contracts: Milling Wheat (EBM) futures, Rapeseed (ECO) futures, and Corn (EMA) futures. TAS future contracts linked to the standard EBM, ECO and EMA contracts are excluded from the late trading session and will close at 18:30 CET.
All the expiries of the abovementioned futures contracts (EBM, ECO and EMA) will be available for trading during the extended trading hours.
However, extended trading hours will not be available during the last three days of the front expiry (D-2, D-1 and D, where D is the expiry day), so that the physical delivery process and obligations remain unchanged.
Trades executed during the extended trading hours are booked to the same trading day. They are included in the same day’s volume and open interest.
Trades executed during the extended trading hours are marked to market against the daily settlement price calculated at 18:30 for that day, and are charged in the same way as for the trades executed during the main trading session.
All types of trade are available during the extended trading hours: trades executed in the Central Order Book, Large-in-Scale trades, also known as blocks, Against Actuals and Exchange of Futures for Physical (EFP) trades.
Reminder: What will not change (and why)
- The daily settlement price (DSP) remains fixed at 18:30 CET for all the commodity contracts including Milling Wheat, Corn and Rapeseed futures. This ensures that market participants’ current processes are not disrupted and historical comparability is maintained.
- Trading hours and expiry procedures for options on Milling Wheat (OBM), Rapeseed (OCO) and Corn (OMA) remain unchanged: 10:46–18:30 CET.
- The physical delivery procedure remains unchanged. Trading for Milling Wheat, Rapeseed and Corn futures contracts will stop at 18:30 CET during the final three trading days before expiry (D-2, D-1, D) for the front expiry only. This avoids disrupting the physical delivery process and the convergence between futures prices and spot prices in the last days of a given expiry.
- No change to anything else regarding clearing.
Reasons for the change
The introduction of extended trading hours aims to bring the following benefits:
- Offer more flexibility to market participants looking to manage price risk in a more efficient way, and allow them to react in an orderly manner to news and events taking place after the main trading session close at 18:30 CET. For example: results of international grain tenders, USDA WASDE and Crop Production reports;
- Provide market participants from all over the world with access to the main benchmarks in the grain market, the Euronext MATIF Milling Wheat, Rapeseed and Corn futures contracts, giving them the ability to trade these benchmarks when other grain benchmarks on CME Group are available for trading, which is during the evening for Europe.
- Enhance the European benchmark for wheat, rapeseed and corn to meet client needs by offering a longer, more flexible trading window while preserving the existing contract design, margining and settlement framework.
Contacts
For more information about the introduction of extended trading hours for Euronext Commodity futures, please contact your sales representative or the Euronext Commodity Team at: commodities@euronext.com
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