KASE to Open Trading in Futures Expiring in November 2026 and September 2027
Summary
Kazakhstan Stock Exchange announces the launch of futures trading with settlement dates in November 2026 and September 2027 starting October 5.
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The Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) has announced the opening of trading in futures contracts expiring in November 2026 and September 2027, effective from October 5.
The addition of these instruments expands the exchange's derivatives offering, enabling market participants to trade contracts with longer maturity horizons.
These new contracts provide investors and institutional market players with broader opportunities to hedge financial exposure and implement long-term positioning strategies.
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The introduction of longer-dated futures enhances the depth of Kazakhstan's derivatives market and provides local market players with tools for longer-term risk management.
Source: KASE
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