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In response to the U.S. tariff policy and market volatility, the futures exchange will strengthen the monitoring of information and market conditions in the futures market and adjust price stabilization measures to reduce the risk of unreasonable pricing. At the same time, the futures exchange encourages operators to provide liquidity, and futures traders can conduct market inquiries when necessary. Additionally, the futures exchange reminds traders to strengthen capital management, pay attention to margin conditions, and conduct risk stress tests in light of market volatility, notifying futures traders to be aware of clients' margin status to enhance risk control measures.

In response to the impact of U.S. tariff policies and international market conditions, the Futures Exchange will enhance its monitoring of relevant information and intraday fluctuations in the futures market, adjusting dynamic price stabilization measures as needed to reduce the occurrence of unreasonable prices and stabilize market trading. Additionally, the Futures Exchange will adjust market quotation regulations to encourage operators to actively provide liquidity. If futures traders have handling needs for their clients' positions, they may inquire in the market when necessary.

The Futures Exchange also reminds traders to prepare in advance, strengthen capital management, and keep an eye on the margin situation of their accounts. Before placing orders, it is essential to pay attention to the market order situation. Currently, the average overall market margin level is approximately 3.5 times the required initial margin. To address potential increased market volatility, market risk stress tests have been conducted on the accounts of each trader, and futures traders have been notified to pay attention to the status of their clients' margin accounts, reminding clearing members to prepare for margin requirements in advance and strengthen relevant risk control measures.