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The trading day at Eurex typically runs from 07:30 to 22:00 CET. It consists of three phases:
All products are subject to these periods, although product-specific schedules apply for each period - for instance, due to different conventions in the underlying market.
The opening period consists of several steps taken to uncross the order books and to start the continuous trading phase. Uncrossing is performed through an auction process during which matchable orders are executed, thereby creating an opening price for those contracts where a "crossed book" situation exists at the time of netting. It is not necessary, however, to actually determine opening prices for every product. The pre-opening period is characterized by the availability of potential opening prices, allowing traders to assess supply and demand. As in Pre-Trading Period, quotes and orders (other than for combinations and strategies) can be entered, changed or deleted, although only individually.
During the pre-opening period, Eurex can freeze the market for a particular product, allowing final review of potential opening prices by Eurex Market Supervision (which controls all trading activities at Eurex) before initiating the opening auction during the netting period. Freezing a product prevents orders or quotes from being entered, changed or deleted. Data inquiries are still permitted.
The netting process refers to the calculation of opening prices and transactions for all products, if possible. The basis for price determination is the price level that results in the maximum executable order volume (see the section on the auction principle). Existing orders and quotes are matched at that price to the extent possible. The netting period for a given product can end without an opening price being established. Once netting ends for a product, it automatically enters the trading period.
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The market status window is an indication regarding the current technical availability of the trading system. It indicates whether news board messages regarding current technical issues of the trading system have been published or will be published shortly.
Please find further information about incident handling in the Emergency Playbook published on the Eurex webpage under Support --> Emergencies and safeguards. Detailed information about incident communication, market re-opening procedures and best practices for order and trade reconciliation can be found in the chapters 4.2, 4.3 and 4.5, respectively. Concrete information for the respective incident will be published during the incident via newsboard message.
We strongly recommend not to take any decisions based on the indications in the market status window but to always check the production news board for comprehensive information on an incident.
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