The calculation method of futures turnover rate is the futures trading volume divided by the total position multiplied by the trading day specified by the exchange, which is generally expressed as a percentage. Futures trading is a high-risk and high-yield investment tool, and the price fluctuates greatly in the short term. Investors need to pay attention to market conditions and risk control to avoid capital loss.
Futures turnover rate is not only an important indicator of the trading market, but also often used to evaluate the liquidity and activity of a market or assets. Generally speaking, a high turnover rate means that the market is more attractive, which can drive more trading volume and higher trading activity, but it may also aggravate market volatility and risks. Therefore, investors should make appropriate risk management and investment decisions for the change of turnover rate.