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Three-Month EURIBOR Future  (NYSE Euronext) - Financial definition

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Concise definition of the term Three-Month EURIBOR Future

Futures contract on short term interest rates, traded on NYSE Euronext in London. Its underlying is a 3-month, 1 million euro deposit invested at the 3-month EURIBOR rate calculated by the European Banking Federation ([ACR0000992S]EBF[ACR0000992E]).

Comprehensive definition of the term Three-Month EURIBOR Future

The 3-month EURIBOR contract traded on NYSE Euronext is the reference contract for short term Euro interest rates with an average volume close to 1 million contracts exchanged every day. With 20 hours of trading a day, it can be traded in Asia, the United States and Europe.

Contract specifications

Market codeI1
Reuters codeFEI1
Bloomberg tickerERA1
CurrencyEUR
MarketNYSE Liffe London
Trading hours1.00h - 6.00h and 7.00h - 21h (GMT)
Contract value1 000 000 EUR
Minimum price change0.005
Tick value12.50 EUR
SettlementCash settlement
Quotation mode100 - interest rate (EURIBOR). A rate of 2.25% would thus be quoted as (100 - 2.25) = 97.75.
Contract monthsMarch, June, September, December, and four serial months, such that 28 delivery months are available for trading, with the nearest six delivery months being consecutive calendar months.
Last trading dayTwo business days prior to the third Wednesday of the expiry month or, if that day is not a business day, the following business day.
Settlement dayFirst business day after the last trading day.
1 These codes are completed with two characters representing the given contract's delivery month: a letter to designate the month (H = March, M = June, U = September, Z = December), and one digit to designate the year (for example 4 for 2014). The March 2014 3-month EURIBOR contract would hence have the Reuters code IH4.

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