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For Japanese candles (K-line) used in futures and foreign exchange, why is the closing price of the first candle line different from the opening price of the second candle line?
The principle of candle chart is the same, which consists of opening price, closing price, highest price and lowest price. Foreign exchange is a 24-hour market, the quotation is basically continuous, with few gaps, and the most gaps are occasionally seen when opening on Monday morning;

The futures market is different, and the trading time is limited every day, so there are often gaps. Even in the daytime market, if there are large orders to buy or sell, there will be gaps, especially the shorter the time period, the greater the frequency of gaps.

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