Title 7 › CHAPTER 1 — COMMODITY EXCHANGES › § 6t
You must not enter into or hold a swap that the Commission finds plays an important role in setting prices for entities registered with the Commission if, in any one day, you enter into swaps at or above an amount the Commission sets, and you have or get a position at or above that amount. You can do those swaps only if you file the reports the Commission requires and keep full books and records of the swaps and any related futures, cash or spot trades, inventories, and purchase or sale commitments. Those records must show the details the Commission requires and must be open for Commission review (and for the SEC when they relate to swaps, under confidentiality rules). The rules also cover trades by persons you control. The Commission will use the factors in section 6a(a)(3) to decide if a swap has a significant price discovery function.
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7 U.S.C. § 6t
Title 7, Agriculture
Last Updated
Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110