Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous paragraph, if you use the services PayPal to accept payments for goods and services, you grant PayPal and their related companies a comprehensive, non-exclusive, transferable, under-conceded (multi-level) and fully paid for for free: The right to use and publicly display your marks for the duration of this user agreement (including, but not limited to registered or unregistered trademarks, trademarks, service marks, logos, domain names and other denominations that belong to you, belong to or are used by them) to (1) identify you as a merchant who accepts a service PayPal as a payment form and (2) any other use to which you expressly consent. On April 20, the price of WTI oil for delivery fell in May (from May 21. April) for the first time in history (-37 USD/bbl), due to low demand and insufficient storage capacity, notably at the WTI measurement site [24][43][44] in Cushing, Oklahoma, where pipelines meet and where the working capacity is approximately 76 million barrels (technical storage capacity of 92 million barrels). [45] [46] On April 24, Cushing reached nearly 64 million barrels, or 81% of capacity. [47] [48] Gasoline prices have also fallen. [49] 104 tankers arrived on U.S. shores to dump more oil. [50] The oil price war, which began in March after the failure of previous OPEC talks, lasted exactly 31 days, far less than similar wrangling in 1986, 1998 and 2016. But in that short period of time, he forced the companies of the big oil giants to the U.S. shale self-employed to cut spending, lay off workers and cancel projects. Meanwhile, oil-rich countries have become attached to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, which are struggling with low prices. Before the opening on March 9, 2020 (Monday), the Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures market fell by more than 1,300 points and erupted due to a combination of coronavirus concerns and the oil price war.

[5] On Monday, March 9, 2020, global stock markets experienced a significant drop due to a combination of panic over the COVID 19 pandemic and the price fight between Saudi Arabia and Russia. The Dow Jones fell above 2,000 points or 7.8%, exceeded the futures market forecasts and became the biggest loss of points in its history. [57] Other stock markets were also affected: the S-P 500 contracted by 7.6% and the NASDAQ Composite by 7.2%.