First, economic development.
Generally speaking, if the economy is growing, listed companies will get better profits and attract buying to push up the stock price. On the other hand, if the profit performance of enterprises is not good during the economic recession, then the stock price will naturally fall.
Hang Seng Index futures are linked to Hong Kong Hang Seng Index. At present, Hong Kong SAR is the eighth largest trading body in the world, and entrepot trade is its main economic activity, which leads Asia in finance, real estate, investment and commercial transactions. After Hong Kong's return to China, the Hong Kong stock market has become a place for China enterprises to raise funds for listing, and most of the constituent stocks of Hang Seng Index also take the mainland as their development hinterland. Therefore, the Hang Seng Index not only reflects the economic situation of Hong Kong, but also is influenced by the economic situation of Chinese mainland.
Second, the inflation situation.
When inflation rises, the central bank usually responds by raising interest rates and tightening monetary policy, which will increase the dispatching cost of enterprises and relatively reduce profits. In addition, the return of funds to the financial system will reduce the kinetic energy of the stock market, thus inhibiting the performance of the stock index; or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium
Third, the influence of international stock market.
Due to the rapid development of international trade and finance, the current changes in the political and economic situation in various regions will also affect the financial markets in other regions. Especially in today's international village environment, the rise and fall of US stocks the day before often has a decisive impact on the opening of Asian stock markets, and the performance of relative strength among Asian stock markets will also affect the layout of regional funds.
Fourth, other political and economic factors.
Natural disasters, diseases or other economic factors, such as labor market conditions, import and export trade, domestic demand sales and exchange rate changes, as well as political factors, such as war and international policy.