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The kinds of futures contracts are: Commodities, currency, interest rate, and stock market index futures.

Definition: A futures contract is a contract between two parties where both parties agree to buy and sell a particular asset of specific quantity and at a predetermined price, at a specified date in future. Description: The payment and delivery of the asset is made on the future date termed as delivery date.

Futures?also called futures contracts?allow traders to lock in the price of the underlying asset or commodity. These contracts have expiration dates and set prices that are known upfront. Futures are identified by their expiration month. For example, a December gold futures contract expires in December.

The different types of futures contracts include equity futures, index futures, commodity futures, currency futures, interest rate futures, VIX futures, etc. The concept across all the types of futures is the same.

A futures contract is a financial derivative between two parties where the quantity of an asset to buy and sell, price, and delivery date are pre-established. The underlying asset can be stocks, bonds, precious metals, currencies, and interest rates.

Types of Futures Stock Futures. Index Futures. Currency Futures. Commodity Futures. Interest rate futures.

Futures contracts are available on 185 securities stipulated by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI). These securities are traded in the Capital Market segment of the Exchange.

Many futures contracts expire on the third Friday of the month, but contracts do vary so check the contract specifications of any and all contracts before trading them.

Line charts are the most effective chart for displaying time-series data. They can handle a ton of data points and multiple data series, and everyone knows how to read them. Just make sure your points are ordered such that time runs from left to right, and use consistent time intervals.

The last trading day is the final day that a futures contract can be traded or closed out. Any contracts outstanding at the end of the last day trading day must be settled by delivery of the underlying physical asset, exchange of financial instruments, or by agreeing to a monetary settlement.