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What do we have to worry about! Everyone is better off when things get cheaper! Let the oil sellers worry! They don't care either, they've already sucked up everything they could. And their children won't have to work, they will spend their lives in parasitism and idleness. Does anyone envy them?!
including petroleum products.
it looks simple, there is an external market and a domestic market
oil is getting cheaper on the external market so that profits on the external market do not fall, they increase sales
and where to get more oil quickly? Right, the domestic market
The domestic market creates a shortage of supply, while demand stays the same, so father Onufry cripples the domestic market price.
In the city of Haughton Lake in the US state of Michigan, the cost per gallon (about 3.78 litres) of petrol has dropped to 47 cents.
1 litre = 12 cents = 10 roubles.
The price was the result of competition between the city's three petrol stations
https://rns.online/energy/TSena-litra-benzina-v-SSHa-upala-do-istoricheskogo-minimuma--2016-01-19/?
You probably do not know what is going on in Russia. Oil is getting cheaper and everything is getting more expensive, including petroleum products.
It means that you should have got off the oil addiction long ago, instead of relying on the old-fashioned "tsar-master" or some other "keeper"!
Then think about who needs it, then you will understand everything, so that next time...
And here everything is fine, prices are getting cheaper as fuel costs have decreased, and you don't need a car because you have excellent transportation even in the middle of nowhere, as I wish you all do!
And the rouble too ... When I wrote this post it was 78.75, when I pushed 'Add'/Publish - it was 79.05, I do not envy those who do technical analysis for Ruble there either: by Muvinings - nothing (no resistance level), by Ichimoku - there is no level on the way up, only pivot (first resistance level of annual pivot - 81.68). What they will tell us on TV - it is not clear (while they start to tell - the ruble has already broken through the R1 Yearly Pivot value of 81.68, and the next level is not even visible to me).
If only we could make a chart, where USDRUB and crude oil pair together - and see how they move together (and since when they started to move like that).
I found this indicator in the codebase (for MT4):