Futures contracts stipulate the obligations of buyers and sellers to deliver a certain subject matter at an agreed price at a certain time in the future. In futures trading, buyers and sellers trade through exchanges. The trading of futures contracts involves not only the price fluctuation of the subject matter, but also the value of time and money.
The price fluctuation in the futures market is influenced by many factors, such as supply and demand, policies and regulations, weather, exchange rate, etc. Traders can predict the price trend and conduct trading operations by analyzing these factors. There are also some risks in the futures market, so it is necessary to have corresponding risk awareness and management ability to conduct futures trading.
Generally speaking, the futures market is a trading market with standardized contracts, and the transactions between buyers and sellers are promoted through exchanges. It is a high-risk and high-yield financial market, which requires investors to have certain professional knowledge and experience.