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In response to the impact of U.S. tariff policies, the futures exchange will enhance monitoring of futures market volatility, adjust price stabilization measures to reduce unreasonable prices, and stabilize trading. Additionally, the futures exchange will reform market quotation regulations to encourage market participants to provide liquidity and remind traders to pay attention to fund management and account margin situations. The futures exchange pointed out that the average market margin level is 3.5 times the original margin and will conduct risk stress tests, reminding futures brokers to strengthen customer margin management.

In response to the impact of U.S. tariff policies and international market trends, the Futures Exchange will strengthen the monitoring of relevant information and intraday price fluctuations in the futures market, and will adjust the operation of dynamic price stabilization measures to reduce the likelihood of unreasonable prices occurring, thereby stabilizing market transactions.

In addition, the Futures Exchange will adjust the relevant quoting regulations in the market, encouraging operators to actively provide liquidity. If futures brokers need to address client position demands, they may adjust through market inquiries when necessary.

The Futures Exchange reminds traders to prepare in advance, strengthen capital management, and pay close attention to the status of account margin, especially noting the market order conditions before placing trades.

Currently, the overall market margin level is approximately 3.5 times the required initial margin. However, considering that market volatility may intensify, the Futures Exchange has conducted stress testing on market risks for each trader's account and has notified futures brokers to pay attention to the status of client margin accounts, reminding clearing members to prepare for margin setups to strengthen relevant risk control measures.