What does EIA mean? What is EIA?

eia （electronic industries association）

Namely, electronic[1] Industries Association, one of the setters of electronic industry standards in the United States. The EIA (Electronic Industries Association) was founded in 1924 as the Radio Manufacturers Association'Association: RMA), with only 17 members, representing the radio manufacturing industry with a value of less than $2 million, today, the EIA has more than 500 members, representing the United States of America's $200 billion electronics industry manufacturers to become a pure service national ** organization, headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.

EIA represents the interests of industry, industry, and users of electronic components, components, communication systems, and equipment that design and produce electronic components, components, communications, and equipment, and plays an important role in improving the competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers. In addition, EIA (Environment Impact Appraisal) is also the abbreviation of Environmental Impact Assessment.

According to the American Electronics Industries Association, the change in inventories actually reflects the attitude of the United States towards oil prices. If the strategic inventory increases significantly, it means that the United States recognizes the oil price at that time.

Therefore, it will increase strategic inventories to grab ** resources, thereby intensifying the contradiction between supply and demand and leading to ** oil prices. Vice versa. Hence the EIA** inventory with OPEC**.

The difference between the impact of inventories on the US dollar is that the impact of the EIA on the US dollar exchange rate is more direct and has a greater impact.

EIA is the abbreviation of the U.S. Energy Agency, which is an official agency, and now market traders and international authoritative energy consulting agencies are using EIA's inventory data.

The Energy Information Institute (EIA) is the Energy Information Administration of the U.S. Department of Energy, which is an official agency, and now market traders and international authoritative energy consulting agencies use EIA inventory data. The data is generally released once a week, and the data will have a certain impact on the foreign exchange market and the market.

Generally speaking, the **** trend is the opposite of the US dollar index, and the same trend as ***.

When the inventory increases, it indicates that there is an excess of the market in the market, resulting in oil prices, dollars, and dollars.

When the inventory decreases, it indicates that there is strong demand in the market, resulting in oil prices, dollars, and dollars.

The change in inventories actually reflects the attitude of the United States towards oil prices. If the strategic inventory increases significantly, it indicates that the United States recognizes the oil price at that time, so it will increase the strategic inventory to grab the resource, thereby intensifying the contradiction between supply and demand and leading to oil price. Vice versa.

U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)** production.

EIA is the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Generally speaking, EIA data is released at 11:30 Beijing time (winter time) on Wednesday night, and 10:30 Beijing time in summer time, which has a considerable impact on spot **.

EIA Introduction:

That is, the Electronic Industries Association, one of the American electronic industry standard setters. EIA (Electronic Industries Association) was created in 1924.