Options & Futures Margin Rates

The futures margin of each contract determines the price of a trade in a particular futures market. Futures margin rates are basically performance bond or deposit on a futures contract trade to be executed. Risk and volatility within each market are the forces that determine the margin, in other words, the amount of margin required varies depending upon how volitile the underlying asset is percieved. Sort by exchange - CME or by market group - indices. Market groups can be sorted by currencies, energies, financials, grains, indices, meats, metals, and softs.

Statements, facts, quotes, data and information contained herein are gathered from various sources and are believed to be reliable. Randolph Read Trading Group, LLC cannot guarantee their accuracy, timeliness, or completeness. No responsibility is assumed with respect to any such statements, facts, quotes, data and information. Trading commodity futures involves risk and sometimes those risks may be substantial. Only risk capital should be used. The use of options and options trading involves a high degree of risk. The use of stops may not limit losses to intended amounts. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Rates do not include exchange, clearing, brokerage, and NFA fees. Risk Disclosure

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