Foreign exchange futures can be regarded as an important tool in the financial investment market. Currency exchange rate fluctuations in major foreign economies are unpredictable, and the risk of exchange rate changes has become a common concern of enterprises, institutions, banks and investors. Buying and selling foreign exchange futures by banks and enterprises has become a routine operation of hedging. However, the opening of the forward foreign exchange market is still in its infancy. China's three foreign exchange futures contracts were listed and traded on May 8, 20 15, and further opened to international participants on July 8, 20 16.

The risk of domestic exchange rate fluctuation has become the concern of ordinary wealth managers. In order to meet the diversified needs of domestic investors, China Securities Regulatory Commission set up an overseas futures investment center as early as 20 10, which provided opportunities for domestic investors in overseas financial markets. At present, the CSRC is actively promoting the opening process of the domestic futures market. It is expected that in the next two to three years, a series of new foreign exchange futures will be launched for investors to choose from.

However, the design of foreign futures markets is different from that of China. Due to the different rights of participants, investors and brokers in different markets, and the different regulations on futures varieties and contracts in different markets, foreign exchange futures need to be systematically studied, especially in terms of commodity prices, price changes and contract terms, and appropriate adjustments need to be made to ensure a stable and non-volatile trading environment.