Copper Futures
Explore opportunities in a metal essential to the global economy through Copper Futures with MTS Capital.
Copper Futures are futures contracts based on copper prices, traded on COMEX, part of CME Group. Each contract represents 25,000 pounds. Copper is an important industrial metal used in electrical systems, construction, electric vehicles, and energy infrastructure. Prices are influenced by economic activity, industrial demand, and mine supply, allowing investors to trade price movements or manage copper price exposure.
Start trading with MTS Capital to access the global metals market through COMEX. Expand your international investment options and diversify into commodities, using Copper Futures to trade price movements or manage price exposure in line with your strategy.
Feature | Investor Benefit |
|---|---|
Exposure to industrial demand | Access copper prices linked to electrical systems, construction, and energy infrastructure demand. |
More diversification options | Add industrial metal exposure alongside precious metals, equities, and other asset classes. |
Long and short flexibility | Trade price movements in both rising and falling markets. |
Price risk management | Help manage changes in copper prices for participants with related exposure. |
Nearly 23-hour trading | Respond to news and factors affecting metal prices across different trading sessions. |
Capital efficiency | Post only a portion of the contract value as margin. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses. |
Defined delivery terms | These contracts provide for physical metal delivery. Investors should check delivery deadlines and the broker’s conditions. |
Contract Specification
Specification | Copper Futures |
|---|---|
Symbol | CMX.CPE |
Contract Size | 25,000 pounds |
Tick Size | $0.0005 per pound |
Tick Value | $12.50 |
Regular Trading Hours Thailand Time | Monday–Friday |
For more information or to open a trading account with MTS Capital,
call 02-770-7799 or contact LINE: @mtscapital.
Futures trading involves leverage, and losses may exceed the initial margin deposit. Investors should understand the product features, trading conditions, and risks before investing.
