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The main value added by the BIS is the conversion of data on the number of contracts into notional amounts using information about contract sizes. This enables consistent comparisons of levels and trends in activity across different exchanges. The BIS does not compile XTD statistics for equity, commodity or credit derivatives contracts, or for derivatives that reference non-standard underlying instruments (eg inflation, weather or energy contracts).

Data are released every quarter. The target publication dates and the latest data reference period are listed in the <a href='/release-calendar?filter=categoryId%3DXTD_DER'>Statistics release calendar</a>.

How often and when are the exchange-traded derivatives statistics updated?

No. The BIS compiles these statistics from commercial data providers (Euromoney Tradedata, the Futures Industry Association and the Options Clearing Corporation).

Are the exchange-traded derivatives statistics reported by national authorities to the BIS?

BIS exchange-traded derivatives are provided by location of the exchange. Please refer to <a href='/topics/XTD_DER/tables-and-dashboards/BIS,XTD_D1,1.0'>Table D1</a>.

Where are the exchanges on which interest rate derivatives contracts are traded?

Exchange traded derivatives (SDMX2.1 Compact)

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Exchange traded derivatives (SDMX2.1 Generic)

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Exchange-traded derivatives statistics

Tables

D1Exchange-traded futures and options, by location of exchange

D2Exchange-traded futures and options, by currency

D3Exchange-traded futures, by currency

D4Exchange-traded options, by currency