Futures delivery date has no influence on the stock market, because futures delivery date refers to the date when goods must be delivered, not the date when stocks are traded, which has nothing to do with the demand of stocks and has no influence on stocks. ?

Futures delivery date refers to the date when commodities must be delivered. In commodity futures trading, individual investors have no right to hold positions before the final delivery date. If they don't close their positions themselves, they will be forced to close their positions by the exchange. Only the spot enterprises that apply for hedging qualification from the exchange and get approval can hold their positions until the final delivery date and enter the delivery procedure.