Because you are majoring in this major, you have a great connection with the steel futures that have just been listed, and there are fewer talents in this field, which means that there are fewer people who can engage in the futures industry in the undergraduate major, so your chances of passing the interview are still very high.

But as a fresh graduate, I shouldn't ask you too many questions about analysis, but at most I should ask you questions about the whole steel market. Having said that, at present, futures companies are basically experienced people who have been in the steel market for many years, so even if they go in, they should start with salesmen, go to various steel enterprises first, understand their specific operations and difficulties, and find the meeting point between enterprises and futures. With some experience, I have the opportunity to switch to research.

Everything needs your own efforts, just graduated, full of energy, come on!