From the opening after the attack, it was found that the international oil price rose linearly. London Brent crude oil price rose by 20%, equivalent to 72 dollars per barrel, the biggest one-day increase since the Gulf War. On this day's Asian market, crude oil futures also rose 10% as soon as it opened. If Saudi Arabia's oil production is reduced by 5.7 million barrels per day, the oil volume is basically about 5% of the global oil volume. If the Arab oil supply cannot be sustained immediately, the oil price nightmare of $0/00 per barrel may be staged again.
Saudi Arabia proposed that the affected crude oil output is expected to fully recover in the near future and will also open its own crude oil to ensure that this week's crude oil output will not be affected. The United States will also provide stock crude oil to prevent the huge gap between Arab crude oil production and export from shaking the global crude oil market.
Most people think that the upward trend of international crude oil prices will last for a few days, because the market will definitely not allow crude oil prices to continue to rise, and Saudi Arabia is also trying its best to actively restore the market supply of crude oil. I believe that the United States, which ranks first, will also express concern. However, many people think that the price increase of crude oil will last for several weeks, because the negative emotion brought by the attack may be that the lack of crude oil will develop in a bad direction, and it will take a relatively long time for Saudi Arabia to restart the equipment of the factory and resume crude oil production.
Therefore, the oil price will continue to rise in the near future, but we must believe that the national policy will be adjusted to the previous level as soon as possible, which will not affect the lives of too many people.