Supply and demand: Supply and demand is one of the most important factors affecting futures prices. We should always pay attention to the relationship between supply and demand of commodities in the international market, including factors such as production, export, import and inventory, so as to predict the changing trend of commodity prices.

Macroeconomic environment: The macroeconomic environment also has a great influence on commodity prices. Paying attention to international trade, inflation, interest rate, exchange rate and other factors can find market risks in time and seize market opportunities.

Policies and regulations: Policies and regulations are also one of the important factors that affect commodity prices. For example, trade restrictions, environmental protection policies and tax policies introduced by the government may have an impact on commodity prices. Pay attention to relevant policies and regulations and adjust trading strategies in time.

Strategic analysis: Knowing the main traders, trading volume and positions in the international market will help to make more accurate market forecasts and avoid trading risks.

Technical analysis: Technical analysis refers to studying the historical changes and trends of prices, and judging the trends and changes of prices through charts, trend lines and technical indicators. Technical analysis can help futures traders better understand market trends and changes and formulate better trading strategies.

In a word, international futures trading needs to learn and accumulate experience constantly, and grasp market information and changes in time in order to make correct decisions and earn more profits.