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CTRM for Ags & Softs
Appendix 1 - Derivatives and Exchange Traded Products
Theags & softs space is comprised of two ‘markets’. The first is for commodities where exchangebased derivatives are readily available (listed);and the second is for commodities that are unlisted at
any exchange. In recent years, there has been a trend to create derivatives for more commodities
allowing improved price discovery and risk management. New derivatives have been created over the
last few years as interest and trade volumes have grown, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
Table 1: Exchanges Offering Agricultural or Soft Commodity Derivatives or Physical Trading
Exchange
Location
Commodities
Abuja Securities and Commodities Exchange
Abuja, Nigeria
Cotton, Cocoa, Cassava, Ginger,
Coffee, Gum Arabic, Sesame,
Sorghum, Cocoa, Peas, SoyBean,
Maize
Ace derivatives and Commodity Exchange
India
African Mercantile Exchange (AfMX)
Nairobi, Nigeria
Sugar, Coffee, Tea
Agricultural Commodity Exchange for Africa
(ACE)
Lilongwe, Malawi
Maize, Soya Beans, Peas, Rice,
Beans
Agricultural Futures Exchange of Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand
Auction Holding Commodity Exchange (AHCX)
Lilongwe, Malawi
Australian Securities Exchange
Australia
Bhatinda Om and Oil Exchange
India
Brazilian Metals and Futures Exchange (BMF)
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Live Cattle, Coffee, Ethanol, Corn,
Soya Bean
Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Exchange Center
Vietnam
Coffee
Cambodian Mercantile Exchange
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Central Japan Commodity Exchange
Nagoya, Japan
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)
Chicago, USA
Wheat, Corn, Fertilizer, Soya
Bean, Oats,
Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME)
Chicago, USA
Milk, Whey, Feeder Cattle, Live
cattle, Lean hog, Dry milk, Palm oil
Chittagong Tea Auction
Chittagong, Bangladesh
Commodity Exchange Bratislava
Slovakia
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Kidney Bean, Sugar Bean, Soya
Bean, Ground Nut, Peas,
Sunflower, Maize, Rice
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