A shocking week began, and on Monday night, the international ** market set off turbulent waves, and oil prices once fell below the 5% mark in intraday trading, and the market fell into a crashing chaos. This is not only a ****, but also a storm of the world situation.
An analyst who is well versed in the international ** market expressed his opinion affectionately in an interview, believing that oil prices have reached the end of the road and predicting that a new low is imminent. His rhetoric revealed concerns about market turmoil, especially the direct cause of Saudi Arabia's downgrade, which turned out to be due to lower-than-expected demand.
But it's not just an economic fluctuation, it's a global geopolitical tension fueling it. In the past two weeks, tensions have spread across the globe, with the Houthis in the Red Sea moving so often that the United States has had to directly escort them, while Iran has erupted in a series of incidents, and the situation in the Middle East and Northeast Asia has spiraled out of control.
In this turbulent world, there is an unprecedented sense of urgency, and some analysts even believe that the risk of a third world war is gradually heating up. This has also led to a sharp increase in the market, with investors flocking into the market and the market hovering sideways at a high level.
However, the author is relatively optimistic about the possibility of a third world war. In his view, every world war is dominated by global powers, and although there are some frictions between China and the United States today, they are mainly in the field of science and technology, and even the first war has a so-called "détente". The determination of such a great power may be the key to avoiding the outbreak of World War III.
However, he also acknowledges that global instability is gradually increasing and the risks are rising. **Supply has always been greater than demand, OPEC's production cut seems to be just a "mouth cannon", in fact, the overall output is still ** trend. The stimulus news sparked a frenzy in the market for a while, but after a while, the recovery of investor sentiment will wipe out these gains, and maybe even hit new lows.
At this turbulent moment, we have to think about whether the determination between the major powers can be maintained, and whether the outbreak of World War III can be truly avoided. But in the face of escalating global instability, risks loom over the future.
Overall, market turmoil is not just an economic crisis, but a geopolitical storm. Whether it's the big fluctuations or the wrestling between the global powers, the planet is full of tremors. At this juncture, all we can do may be to remain calm, alert to the trend of global turmoil, and be fully prepared for the future.