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NYMEX No. 11 Sugar Futures What are Commodities? Commodity futures contract Commodity categories Henry Hub Natural Gas Heating Oil Uranium COMEX Gold COMEX Silver NYMEX Cocoa Futures NYMEX Coffee Futures NYMEX No. 11 Sugar Futures CME Snowfall Futures CME Hurricane Futures Traging The Weather CME Swap Rate futures CME$INDEX Futures CME Credit Index Event contracts CME Swaps on Swapstream Sugar was first thought to have been produced in Polynesia and later India, around 500 BC. It is primarily derived from sugar-cane, but other sugar sources include sugar beets, the date palm, sorghum, and the sugar maple. Sugar No. 11 is an extremely popular global sugar product. It is used in food and candy, rum, and even the fuel additive ethanol. In 1982, Sugar No. 11 was the first U.S. Exchange-traded agricultural commodity traded since 1936. Now, the New York Mercantile Exchange has made available a No. 11 sugar futures contract for trading on the CME Globex trading platform and for clearing through NYMEX ClearPort clearing. The size of each contract is 112,000 pounds and its commodity code is YO. It is financially settled, and the final settlement price shall be set on the last day of trading for the contract month based on the last day of trading in the corresponding month for the New York Board of Trade No. 11 sugar futures contract. The Exchange will publish a final settlement price which will be set at the value of the New York Board of Trade No. 11 sugar futures contract on the termination day of the contract month, or as specified by the Board of Directors. Specifications: Trading Unit 112,000 pounds. Price Quotation U.S. dollars and cents per pound. Minimum Price Fluctuations The minimum price increment shall be one hundredth of a cent ($.0001) per pound. Trading Hours (all times are New York time) The contracts are available for trading on the CME Globex trading platform from 6:00 PM Sundays through 5:15 PM Fridays, Eastern Time, with a 45-minute break each day between 5:15 PM and 6:00 PM. Off-Exchange transactions can be submitted solely for clearing to the NYMEX ClearPort clearing website as an exchange of futures for swaps (EFS) or exchange of futures for physicals (EFP) transaction until 5:15 PM, Monday through Friday, and the day preceding a holiday. Trading Months A March, May, July and October cycle for 24 Months. Termination of Trading Trading ceases at the close of business immediately preceding the first notice day on the New York Board of Trade. Settlement Financial Margin Requirements Margins are required for open futures positions. Trading Symbol YO