I'm trying to understand the futures historical data on yahoo finance. Here's what I mean –> when looking at E-Mini S&P500 futures contracts, ES=F, you can view historical data back 20+ years. This is great! However, the historical prices don't seem to have any dates which correspond to the contract expirations.
For example, navigate to yahoo finance and search up ES=F. You can click the futures tab and see a list for different settlement dates. This makes sense. However, when you click the Historical Data tab, it's almost as if it lumps all the prices together somehow. There's no delineation between settlement dates. How am I supposed to know if the historical price on Jun 17 2022 was for a settlement date that month, 6 months from the, or a year from then?
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