Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Most oil and gas stocks have risen, and international oil prices have returned to $100. Repeated disturbances in the geographical situation have brought phased risk premiums

The Zhitong Finance App learned that most oil and gas stocks rose. As of press release, CNOOC Oilfield Services (02883) rose 3.71% to HK$7.97; Dalipu Holdings (01921) rose 3.28% to HK$3.465; Sinopec Oil Services (01033) rose 2.82% to HK$0.73; and CNOOC (00883) rose 1.45% to HK$25.24.

According to the news, according to CCTV news reports, international oil prices rose on the same day on September 9, local time, due to the escalating attacks on oil tankers and energy facilities in the Middle East region. The London Brent crude oil futures price once again broke through $100 per barrel after a lapse of nearly 6 weeks, and the US crude oil futures price broke through 95 US dollars per barrel, a new high since the beginning of June. Xiaomo recently released an energy market review saying that although some oil transportation has resumed in the Strait of Hormuz, there is still great uncertainty about whether it can continue and be fully opened.

Bosung Futures believes that the geographical situation in the Middle East has repeatedly disturbed market sentiment and brought about a phased risk premium. Although OPEC+ maintains a supply-side policy of expanding production, the US-Iran conflict brought uncertainty about shipping channels, resulting in limited production capacity, blocking of external shipments, and transmission of external market fluctuations to the domestic market. As the US-Iran conflict continues to escalate and the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia breaks out, crude oil futures may maintain a volatile trend against the backdrop of heightened geographical risks.