Swiss Franc Futures Contract
The Swiss franc futures is the sixth most-traded currency in the world. It is well known for its low volatility — one of the reasons it is typically considered a safe-haven currency. The Swiss franc became the official currency of Switzerland and Lichtenstein in 1859 after the issue of the currency was restricted to the federal government. The currency is issued and maintained by the Swiss National Bank.
Contract Unit
125,000 Swiss francs
Futures Contract
Symbol
CME Globex: 6S
Trading Hours
CME Globex: Sunday – Friday 5:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Chicago/Central Time (CT).
Minimum Price
Fluctuation
$.0001 per Swiss Franc tick = $12.50
Contract Months
Quarterly: March, June, September & December
Settlement Method
Deliverable
Price Limit / Circuit
Source: CME Group
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