It doesn't matter in the short term, because our country has signed a contract with Saudi Arabia, and it is the agreed price within the contract period. So it has no effect for the time being.

1. The price of imported Saudi oil will not change in the short term.

Saudi Aramco was attacked, mainly because the largest crude oil facility in Saudi Arabia was attacked by drones, which led to the reduction of Saudi oil production and the interruption of exports. Our country has been steadily importing oil from Saudi Arabia, and Saudi Arabia will certainly not recover in a short time. However, Saudi Arabia assured China that it would not "cut off supply" because they have their own stocks, so they are not afraid to go anywhere, so it will not affect China's oil consumption.

At the same time, the price will not change, because China signed an oil import agreement with Saudi Arabia in advance, and as long as it is within the contract period, no matter how the price changes, it will be implemented according to the contract price. So it has no effect on China oil price.

Second, listed petrochemical enterprises may face rising import costs.

Although this sudden incident in Saudi Arabia has no impact on our country in a short time, it may lead to an increase in futures trading volume in our domestic commodity futures market due to the rise in crude oil prices, but it has little impact on the trading market. However, listed petrochemical enterprises may face an increase in import costs and a decrease in income, and enterprises will earn much less. Therefore, the corresponding enterprises should make corresponding risk response to this emergency, so as to reduce the various pressures brought by oil prices to enterprises.

Third, China's oil import sources are relatively scattered.

Although Saudi Arabia is one of China's important oil importers, China is not a desperate person. China imports oil from different countries, such as Russia, Angola, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Oman, which are all major oil importers in China.