In 2003, the Sydney Futures Exchange traded 44.75 million contracts, an increase of 23.5% over the previous year. The average trading volume per trading day was177,000 futures and options contracts. At present, SFE is the largest interest rate futures exchange in the Asia-Pacific region, with interest rate futures contracts as its main products, among which the first product is 3-year 2-year futures, with a turnover of19.24 million lots, accounting for 43% of the total turnover; The second largest variety is 90-day bank bill futures, with a turnover of 1 1.43 million lots, accounting for 25% of the total turnover; The third largest variety is 10-year treasury bonds, with 6.7 million lots, accounting for 15% of the total turnover. The fourth largest brand is SPI 200 stock index futures, with a turnover of 4.28 million lots, accounting for 10% of the total turnover, so the top four varieties account for 93% of the total turnover.
Commodity futures are mainly agricultural products, and the transaction is very light. At present, only wool and live cattle futures are hanging, and futures contracts such as wheat, sorghum and barley are delisted from 200 1.