? At the beginning of the new year, international crude oil prices plunged like floodgates, hitting record lows. On October 7th, 65438/kloc-0, Brent crude oil, as the international crude oil benchmark, finally fell below the $50 mark and returned to the historical low in May 2009, which was nearly 57% lower than the highest price in June 20th 1 15.

When the crude oil market starts the "crazy" mode, the whole financial market? There is no peace. The stock market plummeted, safe-haven funds poured into the national debt market dominated by American debt, and the global national debt yield plummeted; The crude oil exporters, led by Russia, who passively joined the oil price war, have long been miserable, while crude oil importers such as China, Japan and South Korea are smiling.

Goldman Sachs predicts that the oil price of 20 15 will continue to fluctuate at a high level. Due to the abundant global crude oil supply and weak demand, there is still a risk that oil prices will continue to decline until the market finds a new equilibrium point. Before reaching a new balance between supply and demand, Iran and other oil exporters in emerging markets face the greatest challenges, while China and other oil importers in emerging markets are the biggest beneficiaries.