Futures market prices are very sensitive to changes in international and domestic political climate and related policies. Political factors mainly refer to the international and domestic political situation, the outbreak of international political events and the resulting changes in the pattern of international relations, the establishment of various international economic and trade organizations and the conclusion of relevant commodity agreements, and various policies and measures adopted by the government for economic intervention. These factors will cause fluctuations in the futures market price.

The influence of policy

Internationally, the futures price of a listed product is often influenced by its relevant national policies, including agricultural policy, trade policy, grain policy and reserve policy. , including the International Economic and Trade Organization and its agreements. When analyzing the influence of political factors on futures prices, it should be noted that different commodities are affected to different degrees. For example, when the international situation is tense, the impact on the price of strategic materials is greater than that on other commodities.