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In 2018, the global market witnessed stock turbulence that could go down in history. The international oil market continued another year of bear market. It was resilient in the face of the prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. U.S. Treasury bonds surprised market participants in the European Central Bank. The euro has been depreciating due to the big easing, and global mergers and acquisitions are still booming despite the overall economic downturn. Let’s review one by one with the important charts below.
r < b Taking stock of the most important pictures of the global market in 2019 bbr />
In the first half of this year, the Shanghai Composite Index was soaring, and by the middle of the year, it reached a year-high high of 100%. In the next two months, it plummeted, falling below the 10-point mark continuously. As of last month, it rebounded more than two months ago, creating a spectacle of 1,000 shares rising and 1,000 shares falling limit.
The Shanghai Composite Index has risen by about 10% throughout the year, and the annual fluctuation range once exceeded. The magnitude of the fluctuations attracted global attention. Looking ahead to the year, brokerage firms expect volatility to increase, but it will be difficult to see a large-scale rally in 2019.
r < b Taking stock of the most important picture of the global market in 2019 bbr />
In 2019, the oversupply situation in the global oil market has not eased. In addition, the strengthening of the US dollar has added fuel to the fire, and the international oil prices priced in US dollars continue to be under pressure. At the beginning of the month, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries showed no intention to cut production in order to push up oil prices, and oil prices have fallen repeatedly. Brent crude oil prices fell below the dollar per barrel last month, falling for the year and two years combined.
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