Published on: 2026-09-03
Source: Moscow Exchange –
An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
20 new single-day settlement futures contracts with auto-renewal on the stocks of the largest companies in the American market will appear in September on the derivatives market of the Moscow Exchange. The underlying assets of the new futures will be the fixings of foreign securities calculated by the Moscow Exchange.
The new tools will allow professional market participants and their clients to engage in the dynamics of popular American companies without the need to purchase underlying assets or conduct transactions in foreign jurisdictions. Clients will gain additional instruments for implementing trading strategies with global assets, as well as the flexibility of position management provided by perpetual futures.
Maria Patrikeeva, Managing Director of the derivatives market at Moscow Exchange:
“Today, 11 perpetual futures are traded on the Moscow Exchange — on currencies, the Moscow Exchange Index and the government bond index, precious metals, Russian and foreign securities, and we see that these instruments are in demand not only among professional participants but also among novice investors. Compared to August last year, the volume of open positions in perpetual contracts has grown by 36% and exceeded 450 billion rubles, with more than 60 thousand clients now making deals with them monthly. The launch of another 20 new perpetual futures will significantly expand the range of clients’ investment strategies and will contribute to the further growth of liquidity in the Russian derivatives market.”
Trading launch of new perpetual futures on global assets will take place in two stages, on September 8 and 15, 2026:
| September 8 | |
|---|---|
| Underlying asset | Contract code |
| Moscow Exchange AMD fixing | AMDF |
| Moscow Exchange TSLA Fixing | TSLAF |
| MOEX APP Fixing | APPF |
| Moscow Exchange Fixing SNDK | SNDKF |
| Moscow Exchange COHR Fixing | COHRF |
| Moscow Exchange NBIS Fixing | NBISF |
| Moscow Exchange HOOD fixing | HOODF |
| Moscow Exchange fixing AMZN | AMZNF |
| Moscow Exchange NFLX Fixing | NFLXF |
| Moscow Exchange LITE Fixing | LITEF |
| September 15 | |
|---|---|
| Underlying asset | Contract code |
| Moscow Exchange Fixing COIN | COINF[1] |
| Moscow Exchange fixing CVNA | CVNAF |
| Moscow Exchange CRWD Fixing | CRWDF |
| Moscow Exchange DASH Fixing | DASHF |
| Moscow Exchange Fixing PANW | PANWF |
| Moscow Exchange SMCI fixing | SMCIF |
| Moscow Exchange fixing UBER | UBERF |
| Moscow Exchange BSX Fixing | BSXF |
| Moscow Exchange CMG Fixing | CMGF |
| Moscow Exchange LULU Fixing | LULUF |
The quotation of new perpetual contracts reflects the value of the corresponding fixings of the Moscow Exchange’s foreign shares in US dollars. Calculation of foreign securities fixings began on July 27, 2026. With indicator values can be found on the page. Calculations are made in Russian rubles.
Funding calculation for new contracts will be carried out according to specifications. The parameters K1 and K2 for calculating funding on new contracts are 0% and 0.35%, respectively.
Perpetual futures on Moscow Exchange fixings have recently become available on the derivatives market SPY and QQQ ETFs.
More about the new perpetual futures on page.
Moscow Exchange Spot Market – the leading platform for trading derivative financial instruments in Russia and Eastern European countries, combining a developed infrastructure, reliability and guarantees, as well as the most advanced technologies for trading futures and options. Today, on the Moscow Exchange’s derivatives market, 41 stock options are traded, three currency options, a gold option, an index option, more than 160 futures contracts and options on them, whose underlying assets are stock indices, stocks, currency pairs, precious and industrial metals, oil, gas and other commodities, interest rates.
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