Year1
- 现货原油：
- 吨
- 现货沥青：
- 吨
- 现货铜：
- 吨
The foreign exchange market has escalated rapidly
Compared with the narrow range of fluctuations in the previous few days, the foreign exchange market today has significantly increased volatility. In particular, the effect of the Bank of Japan's negative interest rate policy has been questioned. The Nikkei stock index plummeted by more than %, significantly pushing up the overall rise of the yen. The new favorites of financing currencies, the euro and the Japanese yen, have risen one after another. The Swiss franc is also favored by safe-haven funds. The picture below shows Beijing time: A summary of the main direct market prices in the foreign exchange market:
Goldman Sachs Group () predicts that oil prices may fall below the US dollar per barrel. Prices have become more volatile as investors search for oil price levels that can bring supply and demand back into balance.
Goldman Sachs’ head of commodities research said crude oil storage facilities were filling up in some places. Prices may need to drop low enough to stop crude oil production because there is no more oil being produced than can be stored in the tank.
Goldman Sachs: International crude oil inventories will exhaust the oil price or break the US dollar/barrel
In a TV interview, he said that once the storage limit is exceeded, the price will have to fall below the cash cost because crude oil producers must immediately stop production, and volatility will He was not very surprised that oil prices fell to more than ten dollars a barrel.
West Texas Intermediate oil prices fell to nearly a year low near $1 a barrel on Tuesday. The global oversupply problem continues to intensify as production rises and U.S. shale oil production does not decrease. It said that as the rebalancing process gradually unfolds, oil prices are likely to fluctuate between barrels and US dollars in the next few months.
According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Cushing inventories reached 10,000 barrels in the week ending March 1st.
At the same time, it said that although oil price volatility is expected to intensify, its plummeting trend seems unlikely to derail the global economy.
Said that what is different from previous cycles is that there are many risk aversion arrangements in place in the market today. He said that from Russia's flexible exchange rate to the good liquidity of the U.S. high-yield bond market, these systems are designed to make the financial system more Safety.
WhatsApp
