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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. The vast majority of retail client accounts lose money when trading in CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Euro vs Japanese Yen

Contract Details

A CFD is a financial derivative that allows traders to speculate on the price movement of an asset without owning it. The trader enters into a contract with a broker, agreeing to exchange the difference in the asset's price from the time the contract is opened to when it is closed.

Name & Trade Code

Contract Name Euro vs Japanese Yen (100K EUR)
MT5 Code EURJPY
Contract Classification Spot FX CFD

Contract Specification

Sector FX
Tenor Period Spot Contract
Maximum Forward Tenor Spot Contract
Contract Size 100000
Trading Price Quote JPY/0.01
Price Digits 3
Tick Value 1
Tick Size 0.001
Minimum Volume 0.01
Volume Steps [Lots] 0.01

Expiry Trading Overview

Trading Hours Sun 10:00pm - Fri 10:00pm
Quoting Hours Sun 10:00pm - Fri 10:00pm

A spread bet is a form of wagering on the price movement of an asset, where the trader bets on whether the price will rise or fall. The profit or loss is determined by the difference between the opening and closing prices.

Name & Trade Code

Contract Name Jet CIF NWE Crk($/0.01)
MT5 Code Jet_NWE_Crk.s
Contract Classification Commodity Differential SB

Contract Specification

Sector FX
Tenor Period Consecutive individual whole calendar months, e.g. Aug 25
Maximum Forward Tenor Up to 18 consecutive forward Tenor Periods available
Contract Size 100
Trading Price Quote $/bbl
Price Digits 2
Tick Value 1
Tick Size 0.01
Minimum Volume 1
Volume Steps [Lots] 0.01

Expiry Trading Overview

Trading Hours
Quoting Hours

Contract Purpose

This differential contract enables market participants to:

  • Trade the price spread between European jet fuel (Jet CIF NWE) and crude oil directly
  • Hedge the refining margin for jet fuel production in the European market
  • Manage exposure to both jet fuel product prices and crude oil price movements
  • Implement trading strategies that reflect the economics of converting crude oil into jet fuel, a vital transport fuel

Market Significance

Refining Margin Benchmark: This contract is a transparent tool for tracking and managing the profitability of refining crude oil into jet fuel in Europe.

Aviation Sector Focus: Jet fuel is essential for airlines and a key cost driver—this spread helps manage the risk of price swings in both crude and refined product.

European Market Indicator: The contract reflects regional supply-demand, refinery operations, and seasonal travel patterns, making it a key barometer for the European energy and aviation sectors.

Trading Benefits

  • Margin Management: Simplifies hedging or speculating on the “jet crack spread” with a single contract
  • Efficient Risk Control: Directly addresses the risk of price movements between crude oil input and jet fuel output
  • Operational Flexibility: Supports both physical market hedging and speculative trading strategies
  • Capital Efficiency: Reduces margin requirements compared to holding separate positions in both legs

This contract is particularly valuable for airlines managing jet fuel costs, refiners optimising their production mix, and trading firms active in the European distillates market. It provides a focused tool for managing the spread between these two vital benchmarks, supporting both operational hedging and speculative opportunities in the fast-moving European energy landscape.

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