A technique that allows traders to gain a larger exposure to the market than the amount they deposited to open a trade. It’s like using borrowed capital for trading, increasing your buying power. For example, with a 1:400 leverage, for every $1 of your capital, you get $400 in trading power.
Future contracts expiry refers to the date when a specific futures contract stops trading and all open positions are settled or rolled over.
On the expiry date, all open positions in that contract are automatically settled, closed, or rolled over to the next available contract, depending on our policy.
We notify clients in advance of upcoming expiries through email, platform notifications, or website updates. Always monitor the Expiry Calendar on this page.
If you do not close your position before expiry, it will be settled or closed automatically at the last available price, in accordance with our policy.
All upcoming expiry dates are listed on this page. You can also view them on the trading platform for each specific instrument.
Each futures contract has its own schedule, set by the underlying exchange or market. Check each contract for specific dates.
Yes, you may experience lower liquidity, wider spreads, or higher volatility as the expiry date approaches.
For any questions, please contact our support team. We are here to assist with any expiry-related concerns.
Commercial Group Financial Markets Limited: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, P.O. Box 1510, Beachmont, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines is incorporated under registered number 24996 IBC 2018 by the Registrar of International Business Companies, registered by the Financial Services Authority of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Commercial Group FX Pty Ltd: Incorporated under Australian Company Number 150714882 by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission.
