大商所：从“温度指数”到“田间守护” 让农业风险“看得见、管得住”

Core Insights - The 2025 Sustainable Global Leaders Conference is being held from October 16 to 18 in Shanghai, focusing on sustainable development and climate resilience [1] - The Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) showcased its "Temperature Index" for risk management, which utilizes authoritative data from the Central Meteorological Administration to assist temperature-sensitive industries [1][4] Group 1: Temperature Index and Risk Management - The DCE launched the "Central Meteorological Administration-DCE Temperature Index" in 2022, covering 22 major cities in China and providing precise risk management tools for temperature-sensitive sectors [1] - Since 2023, 11 weather risk management pilot projects have been implemented across various sectors, including staple grains, cash crops, aquaculture, and energy [1] Group 2: Case Studies and Impact - During the high-temperature period in August 2024, over 4,000 acres of rice in Shanghai's Songjiang District were insured under the "High Temperature Meteorological Index Insurance + Derivatives," resulting in a compensation of 127,100 yuan with a payout rate of 102.5% [3] - In February 2024, a tea plantation in Hubei province benefited from the "Tea Cold Wave Index Insurance + Weather Derivatives" pilot project, receiving 87,924 yuan in compensation after two frost disasters, with a payout rate of 264% [3] Group 3: Educational Initiatives and Market Position - The DCE has launched over 100 educational initiatives, including the "Dayan" IP, to educate small and medium investors on hedging and risk management [4] - The DCE is ranked 11th globally in terms of trading volume for 2024, with 23 listed commodity futures and 18 options, making it a significant player in the agricultural and derivatives markets [4]