Interval fluctuation of crude oil refers to the fluctuation of crude oil price in a relatively stable interval within a certain period of time. This usually happens when the economic environment is relatively stable and the relationship between supply and demand in the market will not change greatly, resulting in relatively stable crude oil prices. This kind of shock can usually bring a certain degree of stability and security to investors, but it may also form a relatively obvious price range in some time periods, which will limit investors to a certain extent.

The interval fluctuation of crude oil has a certain periodicity, and investors can trade according to the fluctuation law to achieve profitability. However, investors need to pay attention to market risk and the maturity of contracts or futures when choosing transactions. In addition, due to the uncertainty of the international crude oil market, the shock cycle may change due to external factors, and investors need to have certain resilience.

Generally speaking, the interval fluctuation of crude oil reflects the relationship between supply and demand in the market and the international economic environment. This phenomenon usually occurs in a relatively stable period, which brings certain stability and certainty to investors. However, investors also need to be aware of possible market risks and external influences, and conduct targeted investment and risk management.