According to data released by the China Futures Association today, trading in China's futures market was active in the first half of this year. According to the latest statistics from the China Futures Association, on a unilateral basis, the cumulative turnover of the national futures market from January to June was 4,076 billion lots, with a cumulative turnover of 339.73 trillion yuan, up 17.82% and 20.68%, respectively. In terms of commodities, the precious metals sector continued to lead all commodities, followed by the agricultural products sector, while the overall trend of industrial products was weak, dragging down the overall performance of commodities. Despite increased market price fluctuations, the futures market effectively performs the functions of risk management, price discovery, and resource allocation. On the financial side, the cumulative turnover of the China Financial Futures Exchange in the first half of the year was 112.55 trillion yuan. The main growth was driven by active trading of 30-year treasury bond futures and China Securities 1000 stock index futures. Overall, against the backdrop of the weakening US dollar, China's macro-liquidity remains positive, providing good support for the equity and bond market. Furthermore, technology topics continue to be active, driving the popularity of futures trading in the China Securities 1000 Stock Index. In the first half of the year, financial futures played an important role in serving capital market risk management and became an important tool for investors to avoid systemic risks.

According to data released by the China Futures Association today, trading in China's futures market was active in the first half of this year. According to the latest statistics from the China Futures Association, on a unilateral basis, the cumulative turnover of the national futures market from January to June was 4,076 billion lots, with a cumulative turnover of 339.73 trillion yuan, up 17.82% and 20.68%, respectively. In terms of commodities, the precious metals sector continued to lead all commodities, followed by the agricultural products sector, while the overall trend of industrial products was weak, dragging down the overall performance of commodities. Despite increased market price fluctuations, the futures market effectively performs the functions of risk management, price discovery, and resource allocation. On the financial side, the cumulative turnover of the China Financial Futures Exchange in the first half of the year was 112.55 trillion yuan. The main growth was driven by active trading of 30-year treasury bond futures and China Securities 1000 stock index futures. Overall, against the backdrop of the weakening US dollar, China's macro-liquidity remains positive, providing good support for the equity and bond market. Furthermore, technology topics continue to be active, driving the popularity of futures trading in the China Securities 1000 Stock Index. In the first half of the year, financial futures played an important role in serving capital market risk management and became an important tool for investors to avoid systemic risks.