Gold - Jun 2023 (GC2306) - To The Moon

GC2306 (Gold - Jun 2023)

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Contract Name	Gold - Jun 2023
Contract Code	GC2306
Exchange	COMEX
Contract Type	Precious Metal
Contract Size	100troy ounces
Currency	USD
Min Price Chg	0.1（ USD/troy ounce）( US$10 )
Contract Value	US$100 x futures price
Trading Hours	18:00（T-1）-17:00
Time Zone	Eastern Standard Time
First Notice Day	20230531
LTD	20230628

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