The (TFX) has reported its latest trading volumes for September 2018 today. Following a disappointing August, the results show a mixed bag for the exchange during the month.
Taking a look first at three-month Euroyen futures, the only interest rate futures contracts to be traded , during September a total of 184,529 contracts were traded. This translates to a daily average of 10,252 contracts during the month. This is up an impressive 142.2 per cent from August. When compared to the same period last year, the results are also up by 42.5 per cent.
The total trading volume of forex daily futures contracts (Click 365) on TFX was 2,107,983 contracts in September, resulting in an average daily trading volume of 105,400 contracts. This is a decline of 40.5 per cent from August, which saw a total of 3,542,520 contracts traded. September’s result is also down year-on-year by 18.7 per cent.
With the instability of the over recent months, it is not surprising to see that in September contracts fell by 75.8 per cent month-on-month, hitting 308,976 contracts. On a daily basis, an average of 15,449 contracts was traded. This was also down by 12.9 per cent year-on-year.
British Pound/US Dollar futures contracts saw the biggest monthly uptick with 40,718 (2,036 per day) contracts traded in September of this year. This is a significant 49.2 per cent increase from August, however, it is still down by 27.4 per cent from September 2017.
Equity index daily futures contracts traded on TFX
Moving on to equity index daily futures contracts (Click kabu 365), the total trading volume for September on TFX was 446,432. The average daily volume was 22,322 contracts. Whilst this is an increase of 27.8 per cent from the previous month, it is still down by 26.5 per cent on an annual basis.
Of the equity index daily futures contracts, Nikkei 225 was the best performer in terms of a month-on-month improvement. During September, 357,836 contracts were traded or 17,892 per day. From August, this is up by 38.5 per cent. However, it is also still down by 18.7 per cent year-on-year.
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