First, look at the international oil price supply and demand. The supply has a negative impact on the oil price, and the supply depends on the ratio of the world's major crude oil production. The Russian-American oil transportation organization OPEC's production reduction inventory is lower. In war, oil prices are bad when they are good. On the demand side, it depends on the proportion of major crude oil consumption in the world. The economic growth of the United States and the European Union has slowed down, the expected demand for crude oil has decreased, and oil prices have been negative, and vice versa.
Second, looking at the US dollar index, crude oil is denominated in US dollars. The rebound of the US dollar index means that apart from the increase of the appreciation of the US dollar, the cost for investors to invest in crude oil is about 620 yuan RMB for a barrel of wti crude oil with a price of $ KLOC-0/00. Now the appreciation of the US dollar devalues the RMB, and a barrel of crude oil 100 US dollars is converted into RMB 640, which makes the appreciation of the US dollar more expensive. Crude oil is broken, worse than the war, and investors' safe-haven assets, crude oil gold, are broken.
Third, season and summer drive the increase of crude oil demand, and winter heating demand is good for oil prices.
Q2: What do you think of the oil index chart?
This is a fuel contract. Fuel oil is a one-year contract, one contract every month. 2004 refers to the contract due for delivery in April, 2020. Red represents the increase (calculated by yesterday's average price), 1573 and 1498 represent tons, and the price of one ton of contract is different every month.
The main force, which is more complicated, is that among all contracts, the contract with the largest number of transactions or holders becomes the main force. Just like a city has many markets, the market with the most people is called the main market, and the system generally defines the contract with the largest position as the main force.
The index is actually a collection of data such as the average price and total transaction volume of all contracts.
Q3: Pay attention to the rise and fall of crude oil and see what is the crude oil index.
The rise and fall of crude oil has little to do with the US dollar index, but it is more the relationship between supply and demand that affects the price.
Q4: What about the crude oil index? What's the difference with the stock index?
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Q5: How many points did the Shanghai Composite Index close today?
Today, the Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3090438+0.
Q6: What do Shanghai Stock Exchange Index, Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index, Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index and Hang Seng Index mean respectively?
It's actually quite simple. These indexes are calculated by the weighted average of all listed stocks. Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 selected 300 industry stocks from Shanghai and Shenzhen markets as samples, which are also the targets of stock indexes.
They don't have anything concrete
Ideally, according to the current position, they are all in a big bull market, so the index is higher.
A shares are RMB for trading, B shares in Shanghai are calculated in US dollars, and B shares in Shenzhen are calculated in Hong Kong dollars.