I'm Han Weigang from China Research Futures. From a professional point of view, the change of futures price is influenced by many factors, the most basic of which is the relationship between supply and demand. Specific factors include industrial chain, policy and international environment. Therefore, it cannot be said unilaterally that it is influenced by domestic fundamentals and foreign factors.

In addition, under relative conditions, these two factors will have an impact on domestic futures prices, but the impact is different. In terms of futures prices, sometimes the price direction is consistent with domestic factors and sometimes with foreign factors.

Let me give you an example: two cows are pulling the same car in different directions. In which direction do you think the car will move? The answer must be that the cow will go in that direction when pushing the cart.

I hope my answer is helpful to you.