Look at the table of figures, while sales have strong growth, then reverse the price of oil fell slightly again in 4 years. We can see that between oil prices and sales have tight relationships with each other. In the first year, sales are quite stable with no major change. However to 2009 next, sales were stable but no longer rising fast, from 63.06 mil USD first-quarter rose to 111.52 mil USD in the 4th quarter. Most especially in quarter 3 and 4, in that time the price of oil falling 3 USD (from 26.03 longer 22.97 USD), this contributes to making very strong increase in sales from 86.24 mil USD up 111.52. In late 2009 to mid-2010, the price of oil significantly reduced (18.88 dollars). This leads to an increase in the number of sales (122.46 million gain in the quarter 2 2010). During this period, while reducing the price of oil is falling but the number of sales, probably due to investor doubts about the collapse of oil prices. The rest of the year, oil prices have risen again, but signs of business varies unexpectedly between 2011, sales gained 129.23 million dollars but in the last year it dropped to 100.88 million dollars. From here we can make the conclusion that: there are many external factors affect the sales that are not only due to the impact of oil prices.From late 2009 to mid-2010, increased sales to 122.46 million in Q2 2010, it caused oil prices to plummet by up to $ 18.88. The remaining quarter of unexpected oil price rises again causing sudden decreases sales. One can see not only the sales depend on the oil price but also rely on many different reasons. Overall sales has many risks if not interested in the external factors.
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