Expectations of geopolitical risks in the Middle East have risen again, leading to a spike in oil prices, and the low-cost investment tool of the oil ETF E Fund has attracted significant attention

Geopolitical risks in the Middle East have risen again, causing oil prices to surge, with Brent crude surpassing $105 per barrel, up more than 4% during the day. The A-share oil industry has shown active performance, with the China Merchants CNI Oil & Gas Index rising by 3.5%. The global supply and demand pattern for crude oil may undergo fundamental changes, and oil, as a core strategic asset, has significantly increased its strategic value. Economies such as Japan, South Korea, and Germany have begun to release oil reserves, which will lead to a greater demand for strategic inventory replenishment in the future. The oil ETF E Fund (159181) closely tracks the China Merchants CNI Oil & Gas Index and has a low fee advantage, attracting investors' attention