The rise and fall of spot crude oil is entirely determined by international political and economic events and the supply and demand relationship of crude oil itself

1. Crude oil inventories: authoritative data released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) every Wednesday night , almost every time it can bring 50-100 points of profit space.

2. Non-agricultural data: On the first Friday night of every month, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the changes in non-agricultural employment, and a feast is given at a fixed time every month.

3. The Federal Reserve’s interest rate meeting: only 8 times a year. The announced policies or forward-looking guidance can always make oil prices get better.

4. War and war expectations: Every time a war breaks out, or just the expectation of war, it is enough to make oil prices soar by 1,000 points.

5. Supply and demand relationship: The relationship between production and demand is the most critical factor influencing the rise and fall of oil prices.

6. The exchange is strong: it has the background of a central enterprise and is among the first batch to pass the approval of the State Council The inter-ministerial joint meeting approved and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission reviewed and rectified the exchanges for acceptance.

Cooperating with a number of large state-owned commercial banks, funds are deposited with three parties, and deposits and withdrawals are safe and fast