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Commodity Futures - Milling Wheat
| MILLING WHEAT NO.2 FUTURES | |
| Contract code | EBM |
| Unit of trading | Fifty tonnes |
| Pricing unit/quotation (= price basis) | Euro and euro cents per tonne |
| Origins tenderable | European Union |
| Quality | Sound, fair and merchantable quality of; - the following minimum specifications:
- the following basis specifications:
Discounts apply to reflect any difference between the delivered and standard quality, in accordance with Incograin No.23 and the Technical Addendum No.2. Please also refer to the rules and regulation below for more details. |
| Minimum price movement (tick size and value) | 25 euro cents per tonne (€12.50) |
| Delivery months | September, December, March, May such that 12 delivery months are available for trading. |
| 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 | Against Actuals, Exchange for Swaps |
| Euronext market | Paris |
| Last trading day | 18:30 on the tenth calendar day of the delivery month (if not a business day, then the following business day) |
| Settlement (Delivery) | In an approved silo in Dunkirk, La Pallice, Montoir, Nantes or Rouen (France) |
| Delivery period | Any business day from the last trading day to the end of the specified delivery month. |
| Exchange Delivery Settlement Price (EDSP) (methodo price) | EDSP as a physically delivered contract (please refer to the technical specifications) |
| Clearing organization | Euronext Clearing |
| Delivery limits | Delivery limits are set by Euronext Clearing and are published 80 days before the last trading day and are applicable for 12 days before the last trading day of the delivery month. Please refer to the Euronext Clearing notices on the website. |
| Trading hours | 10:45 – 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 | 15 JUL 2024 |
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