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When futures are close to delivery, will they generally go up or down?
Whether it is up or down depends on the situation; If the market is in short supply, the price may rise; If the supply exceeds the demand, the price may fall.

The change of futures price near the delivery date depends on the relationship between market supply and demand and the user's operation strategy. The price change near delivery is usually limited to the change of supply and demand structure, which is caused by user behavior. In operation, the user's operation strategy also has a great influence.

Is it necessary to close the futures delivery?

Yes, futures contracts that fail to close their positions at maturity will be forced to close their positions. Forced liquidation refers to the situation that the securities company unilaterally disposes of the customer's collateral according to the contract and forces the customer to repay the margin debt when the customer fails to make up the collateral in time, the margin debt is not repaid due or there are other circumstances agreed in the contract.