BEIJING, September 29, 2026: China is expanding access to its futures markets by adding 14 varieties available to overseas traders, according to the State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
The move is part of efforts to increase international participation in China’s commodity and financial markets.
China Government listed the expansion among its latest business-policy developments.
Greater market access
Opening additional futures products to overseas participants can allow international companies and investors to manage price exposure and participate more directly in Chinese commodity markets.
Commodity pricing and risk management
Futures markets are commonly used by producers, consumers and financial institutions to hedge against price movements. Greater participation can also increase the international connectivity of domestic commodity markets.
The move comes as China continues to expand access for foreign businesses and investors in selected sectors. Read our report on the expanded services-sector opening pilot.
Gradual opening
China has expanded financial-market access in stages, with specific products and eligibility requirements determined by regulators and exchanges.
Source: State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
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