The domestic futures market is divided into two periods: day trading and night trading. The reason why night trading hours are set is because the prices of some futures products are greatly influenced by some international time. In order to cater to the time difference with some countries, night trading hours are set. On the other hand, the futures market itself is relatively risky. Setting up multiple trading periods can give the market enough time to digest some hot information and reduce the fluctuation of the futures market.
For some international trading varieties, such as gold, silver and crude oil, the recent fluctuations are very huge, but the suspension of night trading makes it impossible for relevant investors to respond to the market in time, so it is very important for some investors to resume night trading.
At present, the night trading is closed mainly because of the consideration of the epidemic situation. In this case, we should keep a certain understanding of the regulatory agencies. Recently, the domestic epidemic situation has greatly improved, and I believe that the recovery of the night market should not be far away. On the other hand, some international commodities have fluctuated greatly recently, and investors should also do a good job in risk control, such as setting stop losses, controlling positions and appropriately reducing the number of transactions.