Today, Saturday, June 30, there is no way to save it. It cannot be saved. The international oil price has started a continuous rising pattern. In recent days, four consecutive increases have been discovered! This makes the people who eat melon feel embarrassed, and the hidden rules are here again. The data shows that as of the fifth working day in China, the rate of change of crude oil is 5.45%, and the price of oil is expected to increase by about 210 yuan / ton. All the falls have gone up again.

  Reappearing hot topics! Hard to use the oil unit, do you place an order today? It doesn't matter, maybe it will rise tomorrow? Order tomorrow? It doesn't matter if it's not lower, maybe it will rise the day after tomorrow? Business owners are very worried. Now the oil market is reappearing the pattern of one price per day and several prices per day. What should I do?

The market is good for refineries, oil depots, and the harvest season is coming again. It's time to take a shot. You don't need to line up as soon as possible. Tips, if you are worried about the drop in oil prices after placing an order? In order to reduce the risk, it is recommended that you purchase on demand.

  In the past week, oil prices have skyrocketed by 13%, which is quite rare in recent years. Affected by tight global crude oil supply and demand, the situation has intensified. International oil prices have risen for the fourth time in a row. US crude oil has broken above $ 74. Brent crude oil closed at $ 79.44 per barrel and is expected to rush to $ 80 / barrel.

  On the supply side, media sources said on the same day that the Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) stated that two ports in Libya will be facing force majeure from July 1, which may affect the country ’s daily export volume of nearly 800,000 barrels of crude oil. . At the same time, the market is still assessing the impact the US government's tough statement against Iran may have on global crude oil supply.

  At the close of the day, the price of West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil (WTI) futures for delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 70 cents, or nearly 1%, to close at $ 74.15 per barrel. Based on the most active contracts, this is the highest closing price since November 24, 2014. The price of London Brent crude for delivery in August 2018 rose by $ 1.59 to close at $ 79.44 per barrel, an increase of 2.04%. (From the official website of Changxing Island Petrochemical Market)