From October 9th, qualified overseas investors can trade a total of 100 futures and options contracts.

According to the China Securities Regulatory Commission, qualified overseas investors will be allowed to participate in onshore ETF options trading starting from October 9th. At that time, the total number of domestic futures and options available for trading by qualified overseas investors will reach 100. The China Securities Regulatory Commission stated that it will soon release an optimization plan for the qualified overseas investor system, with a focus on enhancing the attractiveness of the system and further deepening the high-level institutional opening of the capital market. Specifically, the 100 products available for trading by qualified overseas investors include all 9 broad-based exchange-traded open-end index fund options listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange, 84 commodity futures options listed on four commodity futures exchanges, and all 7 stock index futures options listed on the China Financial Futures Exchange.