Futures premium is a very important concept in the futures market, which means that the futures price is higher than the actual spot price. When the futures price is higher than the spot price, it shows that the market's expectation of the future spot price is higher than the current actual price. This phenomenon often occurs when the supply and demand of commodities are seriously unbalanced, such as around the harvest season, under the influence of policies. Futures premium means the market's confidence in future commodity prices, and also reflects the market's assessment of the actual situation.

Futures premium is a price phenomenon in the futures market, which is closely related to spot price and futures price. If the futures price exceeds the spot price, then we call it "futures premium". There may be some supply and demand and policy factors at work behind it. Sometimes investors in the futures market will judge the current trading situation and future market expectations according to the futures premium, so it is very necessary to establish a clear judgment mechanism for futures premium.

Futures premium is a very common phenomenon in the futures market, which we can see from the daily market table. To a certain extent, it reflects the perception of market participants on the economic and policy environment, as well as their judgments and expectations on the relationship between supply and demand of various commodities. For investors, it is necessary to carefully study the market situation, analyze the supply-demand relationship and price trend of the futures market with data, formulate reasonable investment strategies, and obtain better returns and risk control.