1. Macroeconomic factors: Macroeconomic indicators such as the overall economic situation, GDP growth rate, inflation level and interest rate policy have great influence on the index futures price. For example, a slowdown in economic growth may lead to a decline in the stock market, thus affecting futures prices.
2. Corporate performance factors: the profitability and performance of listed companies have an important impact on stock index futures prices. Good performance and profit data usually boost market confidence and push stock index futures up.
3. Policy factors: the government's macro-control policies, financial supervision policies and reform measures for the capital market will all have an impact on the overall performance of the stock market, and then affect the index futures price.
4. International factors: international financial market trends, global economic situation, trade frictions and other factors will also have an impact on the index futures price. Global stock market volatility and exchange rate changes may have a chain reaction on China stock market. It should be noted that the above are just some common influencing factors, and the specific situation needs to be comprehensively analyzed and judged according to market conditions and macroeconomic changes. Investors should fully understand the market dynamics before trading and formulate corresponding risk management strategies. CSI 1000 index futures is a futures contract launched by China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) to measure the overall performance of China stock market.