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Futures are contracts that allow investors to buy or sell a specified quantity of an underlying asset at a future date and price that is agreed upon at the time of the transaction.

Futu has now launched multiple futures products on four major exchanges (Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Hong Kong Exchange, Singapore Exchange, and Osaka Exchange), including A50, Hang Seng Index, Dow Jones Index, Nasdaq, Micro Gold, and other popular underlying assets. In the future, we will also support futures markets in various regions and countries, such as Europe and Malaysia, allowing you to invest in global futures with one account.

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The above content is not and should not be regarded as investment advice, nor does it constitute any offer or solicitation of an offer to subscribe, buy, sell, or redeem any investment product. Futures contracts are derivative products and are not suitable for all investors. You should carefully consider whether you are suitable to participate in such transactions based on your own investment experience, investment objectives, financial resources, and other relevant conditions.

Investing involves risks, and futures prices may fall as well as rise. The risk of loss in trading futures can be extremely high. In certain circumstances, you may suffer losses in excess of the amount of margin initially deposited. You may be required to deposit an additional margin at short notice. If the required amount is not provided within the specified time, your open position may be liquidated. However, you are still responsible for any resulting shortfall in your account. Therefore, you should study and understand futures contracts before trading, and carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you based on your own investment experience, financial situation, and investment objectives. You should also seek independent investment advice first.