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Futures Contract Multiple


A monetary constant that is set by an exchange in order to calculate the monetary (dollar) value of a stock index futures contract. The dollar value of the futures contract is given by:

Dollar value = futures contract multiple × futures price

For example, suppose the futures price for a given index is 1,100 and the contract multiple is CU 300 (where CU stands for currency unit). The dollar value of the index futures is:

Dollar value = 1,100 × 300 = CU 330,000



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