View expiry dates
Track when active futures contracts are scheduled to expire.
Track expiry dates and stay ahead of futures contract lifecycles. Monitor current contract expirations and upcoming future offerings across indices and commodities.
Futures contracts are time-bound instruments. Knowing expiry dates helps you avoid unexpected closures, forced liquidation, or pricing changes around contract rollover periods.
Track when active futures contracts are scheduled to expire.
See upcoming future contract periods and their offered dates.
Manage open positions and rollover decisions before contract expiry.
Contract dates may change according to exchange updates and liquidity-provider notices. Always confirm instrument specifications in the trading platform before holding a futures position near expiry.
Dates and times are provided for planning only and may be updated. The trading platform remains the final reference for contract specifications.
Stay informed and plan futures trades with confidence.
Futures contracts expire on scheduled dates. This calendar helps you track active contract expiries and upcoming offerings so you can prepare for rollover windows before they affect open positions.
Contract dates may change according to exchange updates and liquidity-provider notices. Always confirm instrument specifications in the trading platform before holding a futures position near expiry.
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Please note: Dates and times are provided for planning only and may be updated. The trading platform remains the final reference for contract specifications.
Answers to common questions about futures expiry and contract rollover.
Futures expiry is the date when a futures contract ends. Positions may need to be closed, settled, or rolled into a newer contract before that date.
Upcoming expiry dates are listed on this page, and you can also view them in the trading platform for each specific instrument.
Yes. Liquidity, spreads, and volatility may change as a contract approaches expiry, so it is important to monitor open positions closely.
If a position is not closed before expiry, it may be settled or closed automatically at the last available price according to the company policy.
Review upcoming futures expiry dates before trading or holding positions through rollover windows.