Why does the oil price keep rising?

1, the long-term turmoil in the Middle East has led to a large number of oil fields reducing production or stopping production, and the shortage of crude oil supply has directly triggered international oil price shocks. The price of oil has exceeded $60 a barrel and continues to rise. The international oil price is controlled by the United States, and China has no pricing power. On the contrary, China is increasingly dependent on oil.

2. Oil tax is too high, including value-added tax, consumption tax and urban construction tax. Average level-you have to pay half the oil tax per barrel of oil. To a large extent, it is the domestic demand for crude oil. Compared with developed countries, the profitability of domestic refineries is not enough. The rising cost of refining makes the domestic oil price naturally rise.

3. The low oil price has severely hit the new energy industry. For example, new energy vehicles are higher than ordinary cars. If the oil price is like this, new energy vehicles will lose their market value. Because China has a large population, it is a waste to use low oil prices.

4. It lies in the popularity of automobiles. With the improvement of economic level, more and more people can buy cars. As a result, underground parking lots in some areas can't accommodate so many cars. In addition, in recent years, the country has made corresponding adjustments in green travel and environmental protection, and there have also been new changes in automobiles. ?

Therefore, more and more people turn to buy green energy vehicles. However, green cars are not very popular. Up to now, many car owners still use engine oil and gasoline. Today, oil and gasoline are still indispensable energy sources for many car owners, and they are also one of the reasons for the rise in oil prices.

5. Oil resources are limited. The state has clear regulations on oil exploitation and prohibits overfishing. Because the country restricts the export of crude oil, oil is a scarce resource and must be planned and used reasonably. Therefore, the demand and supply of many owners are out of proportion, so the price will rise.