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Commodity derivatives position limits adopt revised breach penalties, broad commodity criteria, and client open-position limits based on deliverable supply.
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Commodity derivatives client position-limit rules now cap daily monetary penalties for open-interest breaches, with lower caps for breaches up to 2% of prescribed limits and higher caps for larger breaches. Members must reduce excess positions by the next trading day; exchanges may square off continuing excess positions, impose one-day square-off mode for repeated same-commodity breaches, and levy an additional penalty after repeated monthly violations, except where violations arise exclusively from position clubbing. Agricultural commodities qualify as broad commodities if non-sensitive and meeting the revised five-year deliverable-supply threshold. Client open-position limits remain linked to deliverable supply: 2% for broad, 1% for narrow, and 0.5% for sensitive commodities, subject to transitional treatment for newly reclassified broad commodities.
Commodity derivatives client position-limit rules now cap daily monetary penalties for open-interest breaches, with lower caps for breaches up to 2% of prescribed limits and higher caps for larger breaches. Members must reduce excess positions by the next trading day; exchanges may square off continuing excess positions, impose one-day square-off mode for repeated same-commodity breaches, and levy an additional penalty after repeated monthly violations, except where violations arise exclusively from position clubbing. Agricultural commodities qualify as broad commodities if non-sensitive and meeting the revised five-year deliverable-supply threshold. Client open-position limits remain linked to deliverable supply: 2% for broad, 1% for narrow, and 0.5% for sensitive commodities, subject to transitional treatment for newly reclassified broad commodities.
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