Guangzhou Futures Exchange issues notice on the adjustment of price limit and trading margin standards for futures contracts in connection with the 2026 Labor Day holiday
According to Golden Ten Data on April 24, the Guangzhou Futures Exchange announced that, starting from settlement on April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), the daily price limit for industrial silicon futures contracts will be adjusted to 9%, the speculative trading margin standard will be adjusted to 11%, and the hedging trading margin standard will be adjusted to 10%. The daily price limit for polysilicon futures contracts will be adjusted to 10%, and the speculative trading margin and hedging trading margin standards will be adjusted to 14%. For the PS2605 contract, the speculative trading margin and hedging trading margin standards will remain unchanged at 15%. The daily price limit for lithium carbonate futures contracts will be adjusted to 14%, with the speculative trading margin standard adjusted to 16% and the hedging trading margin standard adjusted to 15%. The daily price limit for platinum and palladium futures contracts will be adjusted to 18%, and both speculative and hedging trading margin standards will be adjusted to 20%.
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