Currencies Futures
Major and emerging-market FX futures, from the U.S. Dollar Index to the Turkish lira.
Hedging currencies exposure? Importers, exporters, and investors with foreign-currency exposure can use FX futures and forward strategies to lock in exchange rates and protect margins against currency swings.
US Dollar Index
The Dollar Index measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, weighted more than half to t…
Australian Dollar
The Aussie trades as a proxy for China and commodities: iron ore exports and Asian demand cycles move it as mu…
Brazilian Real
The real combines emerging-market rate differentials with agricultural export flows — coffee, soy, and sugar r…
British Pound
Sterling remains one of the most liquid currency futures, with Brexit-era volatility having settled into a rat…
Canadian Dollar
The loonie tracks crude oil through Canada's energy exports, making it a currency with a built-in commodity co…
Euro FX
The euro is the world's second reserve currency and the most actively traded FX future — deep liquidity and ti…
Japanese Yen
The yen is the classic funding currency: decades of ultra-low Japanese rates made it the anchor of the global …
Mexican Peso
The peso is the most liquid emerging-market currency, favored for its high carry and its tight linkage to U.S.…
Russian Ruble
Ruble liquidity has been constrained by sanctions and capital controls; traders should understand the settleme…
South African Rand
The rand trades as an emerging-market and gold proxy combined — volatile, wider-spread, and sensitive to both …
Swiss Franc
The franc is the market's traditional safe haven, strengthening in global stress events — a role the SNB has a…
Turkish Lira
The lira offers extreme rate differentials and equally extreme depreciation risk — a market where position siz…
Talk to a Currencies Specialist
Call Lannie Cohen at 317-848-8050 to discuss contracts, specs, or a custom hedging strategy.