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Shanghai International Energy Exchange Issues Notice on Launching Market Orders and Related Order Quantity Limits

Shanghai International Energy Exchange Issues Notice on Launching Market Orders and Related Order Quantity Limits

金十金十2026/06/18 09:44
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```htmlGolden Ten Data Futures reported on June 18 that, according to the Shanghai International Energy Exchange, market orders will be available starting from July 6, 2026 (i.e., during the continuous trading session on the evening of July 3, 2026). Market orders apply to all listed futures and options products. For limit orders, the minimum quantity per order is 1 lot, with a maximum of 500 lots for futures products and 100 lots for options products. For market orders, the minimum quantity per order is 1 lot, with a maximum of 60 lots for futures products and 30 lots for options products. For settlement price trading orders, the minimum quantity per order is 1 lot, with a maximum of 500 lots.```
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