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Shanghai International Energy Exchange

Shanghai, China

Abbreviation

INE

Location

Shanghai, China

Region

Asia

Product Types

Energy, Rubber, Chemical

About Shanghai International Energy Exchange

The Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), was established in 2013 and launched its first product — the Yuan-denominated crude oil futures contract — in March 2018. The crude oil contract was China's first commodity futures contract opened to direct foreign investment, marking a historic step in China's internationalisation of commodity markets. INE also lists bonded copper and natural rubber RSS3 contracts, with further international commodity products in development.

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