Not necessarily. GDP is the gross domestic product, and the main statistical sources of GDP are domestic investment growth and national product supply. Oil is a kind of energy or energy futures, and its rise and fall depends on the international energy geographical environment and the flowing state of international energy futures and domestic energy futures. It is obvious that if GDP rises, domestic oil consumption will also increase. If GDP falls, so will oil. However, there are also special circumstances, that is, when the international oil exploitation volume and the oil volume in the geothermal energy environment all blowout, regardless of the domestic GDP, oil prices will rise. This depends on the internationalization level of domestic economy and energy issues.