Futures consideration refers to the price agreed by both parties when they confirm the transaction when buying and selling goods in the futures market, also known as delivery price. Futures consideration is usually determined by the relationship between supply and demand of commodities, market expectation, policy influence and other factors. Because futures trading has leverage effect, the trend of futures consideration is of great significance to investors and can affect their profits and losses.

The fluctuation of futures consideration is closely related to the commodity market price. For example, when the market supply is sufficient, the price is relatively low, and the futures consideration will also decrease; When the supply of goods in the market is insufficient, the price will rise relatively, and the futures consideration will also rise. In addition, policy influence is also one of the factors that affect the fluctuation of futures consideration. For example, government policy changes will have an impact on some industries, thus affecting their futures prices.

It is very important for investors to grasp and understand the changing trend of futures consideration in advance. When trading, we should analyze and predict the trend of futures consideration in combination with market supply and demand and policy changes, so as to formulate corresponding investment strategies and risk management and control programs. At the same time, in the process of trading, we should always pay attention to the fluctuation of futures consideration and make timely adjustments to ensure the safety and profitability of investment.