5月6日【油价大跌】开局降幅已达0.25元/升，原油跌至4年新低，5月19日国内油价或再迎下调！

Core Viewpoint - The domestic fuel price is expected to decrease significantly due to the ongoing decline in international crude oil prices, potentially bringing 92-octane gasoline back below 7 yuan per liter, marking a return to the "6 yuan era" [1][2]. Group 1: Domestic Fuel Price Adjustments - A new round of domestic fuel price adjustments has commenced, with an anticipated reduction of up to 330 yuan per ton, translating to a drop of 0.24-0.28 yuan per liter [1]. - In 2025, domestic fuel prices have experienced a volatile pattern with 9 adjustment windows, resulting in 3 increases, 4 decreases, and 2 periods of no change [2]. - Cumulatively, gasoline prices have decreased by 425 yuan per ton, while diesel prices have dropped by 410 yuan per ton, equating to a reduction of 0.34 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline and 0.36 yuan per liter for both 95-octane gasoline and 0 diesel [2]. Group 2: International Oil Market Impact - The international oil market has seen a significant downturn, with WTI crude oil prices hitting a near four-year low, closing at 57.13 USD per barrel, reflecting a 5.45% decline since April 29 [3]. - Brent crude oil also experienced a notable drop, closing at 60.23 USD per barrel, down 6.26% from April 29 [3]. - The current sentiment in the international oil market is extremely pessimistic, contributing to the domestic price reductions [3]. Group 3: Future Price Predictions - The current price adjustment cycle runs from May 6 to May 19, with the first working day already exceeding the 50 yuan per ton reduction threshold [4]. - If international oil prices do not rebound significantly in the next two weeks, there is a possibility of a fifth price reduction this year, potentially reaching new lows [4]. - The next price adjustment window will open on May 19, with 13 days remaining to monitor further developments [4].