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Trading at Settlement (TAS) allows market participants to trade futures contracts at the settlement price, plus or minus 4 ticks.

Summary

Trading at Settlement (TAS) is a new trading mechanism scheduled to launch on March 30, 2026. It enables market participants to buy or sell futures contracts during the trading day at a price equivalent to the yet-to-be-determined settlement price. Alternatively, trades can be executed at a price up to 4 ticks above or below the settlement price, offering a defined range for trading near the final settlement value.

(Source:Euronext Markets)

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