I will talk about crude oil. Recommended for those who trade futures, Nikkei 225, CFDs, Japanese stocks, and currencies [Japan Stock Trading Essentials]

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On this page we discuss crude oil.

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Let's list some major oil-producing countries:

1. Saudi Arabia
2. United States
3. Russia
4. China
5. Canada
6. Iraq
7. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
8. Iran
9. Kuwait
10. Mexico

These are among the countries that produce the most oil in the world.

Oil-producing countries play a very important role in the economy.

Generally, when conflicts or supply concerns arise in oil-producing countries, crude oil prices tend to rise.

This is because conflicts or supply uncertainties constrain crude oil supply, causing demand and supply to become unbalanced.

When stable supply is secured, prices tend to be relatively stable, but if there are supply problems, prices can rise.

However, the crude oil market is complex and influenced by many factors, so conflicts are not the only cause of price increases.

Changes in demand and other geopolitical factors also have an impact.

There are several reasons why investors watch crude prices.

Crude oil prices affect many industries and economies.

Here are some of those reasons: