As a non-trading day, most people can enjoy a rest and relaxation time on Saturday. But for futures investors, Saturday may also be an important opening day. In the global market environment, the opening hours of exchanges in different countries and regions are different, so futures trading may also open on Saturday. For example, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) opens on Saturday, and the trading hours are from 9: 00 am to 9: 00 pm 1.

In the context of globalization, Saturday's opening also provides more opportunities for futures traders. On Saturday, the Singapore Stock Exchange mainly traded foreign exchange, stock index and commodity futures. Among them, the commodity futures products that coincide with the domestic futures market mainly include oil and palm oil. Investors can participate in trading on this special open day by opening foreign exchange, stock index and commodity futures accounts in order to gain more opportunities.

Of course, the futures market that opens on Saturday also needs to pay attention to certain risks. Because the market turnover is relatively small, the market will fluctuate greatly and the price will change quickly. Therefore, futures traders need to have certain risk awareness and risk management ability, control their own positions, reasonably set stop loss and take profit, and ensure the level of investment income.