ICYMI：农业领导者和市场参与者与 CFTC 主席 Selig 一起在堪萨斯州欧弗兰帕克参加 2026 年 AgCon

ICYMI：农业领导者和市场参与者与 CFTC 主席 Selig 在堪萨斯州欧弗兰帕克参加 AgCon 2026 |美国商品期货交易委员会
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ICYMI：农业领导者和市场参与者与 CFTC 主席 Selig 一起在堪萨斯州欧弗兰帕克参加 2026 年 AgCon
2026 年 10 月 27 日
华盛顿——上周，商品期货交易委员会和堪萨斯州立大学风险管理中心在堪萨斯州欧弗兰帕克共同主办了 2026 年农产品期货会议 (AgCon)。为期两天的会议汇聚了行业领袖、政策制定者和市场参与者，探讨农业经济面临的关键问题、衍生品市场的发展以及美国农民、牧场主和农业综合企业所依赖的风险管理工具。
会议亮点
CFTC 主席迈克尔·S·塞利格 (Michael S. Selig) 与堪萨斯州总统理查德·林顿 (Richard Linton) 一起在开幕当天欢迎与会者。 CFTC 主席迈克尔·S·塞利格 (Michael S. Selig) 对与会者表示：“今年，我花了很多时间在全国各地旅行，与每天辛勤工作的农民和牧场主交谈，为全国乃至全世界提供我们赖以生存的粮食、饲料和纤维。我在爱荷华州、德克萨斯州、内布拉斯加州、南卡罗来纳州和佛罗里达州会见了农民、牧场主、农业企业和能源生产商，现在，我在堪萨斯州与你们大家在一起。” [在此观看 Selig 主席的完整讲话。]
在塞利格主席发表讲话后，小组成员研究了现金和衍生品市场之间的关系、不断发展的商品合约以及有效对冲工具对农业生产者的重要性。
还有一些小组讨论，行业代表讨论了农业信贷的获取以及生产者和商人面临的财务挑战。下午的其他讨论主要集中在生产成本上升、大宗商品价格波动、供应链中断以及农业经济面临的更广泛压力等方面。此外，与会者还讨论了新兴市场的发展，包括永续期货、24/7 交易和代币化抵押品及其对农业风险管理的影响。
CFTC 首席顾问 Alex Titus 和白宫经济顾问委员会成员 Aaron Hedlund 还研究了美国经济前景、农产品贸易和塑造美国农业的政策。第一天以美国农业部副部长斯蒂芬·瓦登的主旨演讲结束。
堪萨斯州的美国参议员罗杰·马歇尔在第二天上午发表了关于美国生产者面临的农业政策和立法优先事项的主题演讲。上午继续讨论农业预测市场、现代商品市场中数据的使用以及事件合约的发展。
此外，小组成员还研究了超级智能、信息优势和市场诚信，包括新兴技术对市场参与者和监管机构的影响。
Selig 主席与期货行业协会主席兼首席执行官 Walt Lukken 进行了炉边谈话，探讨了委员会的优先事项、不断变化的监管环境以及塑造衍生品市场的发展。
会议最后讨论了通过数据和客户教育增强公众对市场的了解，随后举行了小组审查清算、市场准入以及衍生品市场中介机构的作用。
Selig 主席致闭幕词，为 AgCon2026 画上句号。
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ICYMI: Agricultural Leaders and Market Participants Join CFTC Chairman Selig in Overland Park, Kansas for AgCon 2026 | CFTC
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ICYMI: Agricultural Leaders and Market Participants Join CFTC Chairman Selig in Overland Park, Kansas for AgCon 2026
October 27, 2026
WASHINGTON — Last week, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Risk Management Center at Kansas State University co-hosted the 2026 Agricultural Commodity Futures Conference (AgCon) in Overland Park, Kansas. The two-day conference brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and market participants to examine critical issues facing the agricultural economy, developments in derivatives markets, and the risk management tools American farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses depend on.
Conference Highlights
CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig joined K-State President Richard Linton to welcome participants on opening day. CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig addressed conference attendees, “I have spent a lot of time this year traveling around the country and talking to farmers and ranchers working hard each day to provide the food, feed, and fiber we depend on throughout our country and the world. I’ve met with farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses, and energy producers in Iowa, Texas, Nebraska, South Carolina, and Florida, and now, I’m with all of you here in Kansas.” [Watch Chairman Selig’s full remarks here .]
Following Chairman Selig’s remarks, panelists examined the relationship between cash and derivatives markets, evolving commodity contracts, and the importance of effective hedging tools for agricultural producers.
There were also panels where industry representatives addressed access to agricultural credit and the financial challenges facing producers and merchants. Additional afternoon discussions focused on rising production costs, fluctuating commodity prices, supply chain disruptions, and broader pressures on the farm economy. In addition, conference participants engaged in discussions about emerging market developments, including perpetual futures, 24/7 trading, and tokenized collateral, and their implications for agricultural risk management.
CFTC Chief Advisor Alex Titus and White House Council of Economic Advisers Member Aaron Hedlund also examined the U.S. economic outlook, agricultural trade, and policies shaping American agriculture. The first day concluded with a keynote address from U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas opened the second day with a morning keynote address on agricultural policy and legislative priorities facing American producers. The morning continued with discussions on agricultural prediction markets, the use of data in modern commodity markets, and developments in event contracts.
In addition, panelists examined superintelligence, information advantages, and market integrity, including the implications of emerging technologies for market participants and regulators.
Chairman Selig joined Futures Industry Association President and CEO Walt Lukken for a fireside chat examining the Commission’s priorities, the evolving regulatory landscape, and developments shaping derivatives markets.
The conference concluded with discussions on enhancing public understanding of markets through data and customer education, followed by a panel examining clearing, market access, and the role of intermediaries in derivatives markets.
Chairman Selig delivered closing remarks, concluding AgCon2026.
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