Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME)

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is the largest options and futures exchange in the world. Trading categories include agricultural products, indices, metals, energy, foreign exchange, interest rates, stocks

Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOT）

The Chicago Board of Trade is the oldest operating futures and options exchange in the world. Trading categories include agricultural products, indices, energy, interest rates, and stocks

New York Mercantile Exchange (NMEX)

The New York Mercantile Exchange was officially acquired by the CME Group on August 22, 2008. Trading categories include metals, energy, and stocks

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX)

HKEX is one of the world's major exchanges. Trading categories include indices, metals, foreign exchange, and stocks

Singapore Exchange (SGX)

Singapore Exchange is one of Asia's trading financial centers, second only to Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is the first corporate joint-stock exchange in the Asia-Pacific region that includes securities and financial derivatives trading. Trading categories: stock index

Eurex exchange (EUREX)

Eurex Exchange is one of the world's leading derivatives exchanges. It was established in 1998. Although it is originated in Europe, due to the use of electronic trading systems, the business scope of the exchange now covers all major markets in the world.