Australian Dollar - Sep 2023 (AUD2309)

AUD2309 (Australian Dollar - Sep 2023)

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Contract Name	Australian Dollar - Sep 2023
Contract Code	AUD2309
Exchange	CME
Contract Type	FX
Contract Size	100,000 Australian dollars
Currency	USD
Min Price Chg	0.00005 USD per AUD increments (US$5)
Contract Value	100,000 x futures price (USD)
Trading Hours	17:00（T-1）-16:00
Time Zone	Central Daylight Time
First Notice Day	No
LTD	20230918

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