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  2. The world’s leading benchmark futures contract for gold trades the equivalent of nearly 27 million ounces daily. Greater capital efficiency Control a larger notional value for less money and reduce margin requirements >80% when trading metal contracts in one exchange.

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  3. The CME gold futures contract calls for the delivery of 100 troy ounces of gold (0.995 fineness), and the contract trades in terms of dollars and cents per troy ounce. Prices - CME gold futures prices (Barchart.com symbol GC) in early 2023 were under pressure and posted a 1-year low in February of $1.807.80 per troy ounce.

  4. Gold futures contract specifications ; Exchange, Symbol: COMEX, /GC Multiplier: 100 troy ounces Minimum Tick Size and Value.10 = $10.00 Settlement: Physical 1: Trading Hours: From 6 pm ET Sunday to 5 pm ET Friday

  5. Gold Futures Contract Specifications. Gold Options Contract Specifications. E-mini Gold Futures Contract Specifications. E-micro Gold Futures Contract Specifications. For more information on our suite of gold products, please visit cmegroup.com/gold, or email metals@cmegroup.com. CME GROUP HEADQUARTERS. CME GROUP GLOBAL OFFICES.

  6. 2 days ago · The Futures Contract Specifications page provides a complete look at contract specs, as provided by the exchanges. Specifications are grouped by market category (Currencies, Energies, Financials, Grains, Indices, Meats, Metals and Softs). Specifications for futures contracts include: Sym - the root symbol for the commodity.

  7. Gold futures (contract symbol = GC) are a well-established market that provides traders with direct exposure to speculate on the price movement of gold. Gold futures trading is a much more efficient investment alternative to trading gold coins, bullion or gold mining stocks.

  8. The COMEX Gold futures contract is a global benchmark. Gold that is eligible for delivery is stored in Exchange approved depositories. Market participants include mining companies, refineries, banks, hedge funds and CTAs, proprietary trading firms, and active individual traders.

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