I selected the SGX futures exchange and tried the following symbol NK 1!-SI, and the format you mentioned below, all to no avail. I'm not sure what is wrong.
Originally posted by Alexis C. Montenegro kevinmclark
That instrument is traded on the Singapore Exchange and the symbol is NK [month code][last digit year]-SI
Alex
kevinmclark
At my end it appears to be working fine [both intraday and daily] when using NI as the root symbol for the specific and user configured continuous contracts
Alex
Additionally, the NI 1!-SI format still doesn't work for me.
Originally posted by Alexis C. Montenegro kevinmclark
At my end it appears to be working fine [both intraday and daily] when using NI as the root symbol for the specific and user configured continuous contracts
Alex
Raffaele
There are two more that I know of. One is traded on the Osaka Securities Exchange (root symbol NI225) and the other is traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (root symbol NK).
See the links for examples of the required symbol formats (and exchange codes where applicable)
Alex
In addition to the information Alex provided, you may
also find the new Nikkei225 Mini that is listed in Osaka
interesting. The symbol is NI225_M U7-OSM.
It is traded in 5 yen ticks vs 10 yen for the NI225.
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