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Core Viewpoint - The oil prices are expected to decrease again, with a projected reduction of approximately 55 yuan per ton on September 23, continuing the downward trend in oil prices [1][6]. Price Trends - The oil price fluctuations in the second half of the year have been significant, with a total increase of 105 yuan per ton in July, followed by a substantial decrease of 180 yuan per ton in August [1][2]. - Overall, the oil prices have seen more decreases than increases in the second half of the year, with a cumulative reduction of over 400 yuan per ton since the beginning of 2025 [3][4]. Impact on Consumers - The anticipated reduction of 55 yuan per ton translates to a decrease of about 0.32 yuan per liter for consumers, which can lead to savings of several yuan when filling up a tank [4][5][6]. - If the expected reduction is realized, the total decrease in the second half of the year could reach 365 yuan per ton, equating to a drop of over 0.3 yuan per liter [8]. International Market Influences - The international oil market is currently volatile, with conflicting views on future prices. Some analysts predict a surplus in oil supply by 2025, while geopolitical tensions, particularly the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, create uncertainty regarding supply stability [10][11][13]. - Current prices for WTI and Brent crude oil are stable, indicating that market confidence remains intact despite the pressures [13][14]. Regional Price Variations - The price of 92-octane gasoline varies across regions in China, with most areas seeing prices just above 7 yuan per liter, while some regions like Hainan experience significantly higher prices due to taxes [15][17]. - In contrast, regions like Xinjiang enjoy lower prices, around 6.89 yuan per liter, highlighting the impact of local refinery distribution and transportation costs on pricing [18][24]. Future Outlook - The direction of international oil prices will significantly influence domestic price adjustments on September 23, with a greater likelihood of a decrease, albeit limited in extent [25][26]. - Monitoring oil price trends will be essential for consumers, as potential further reductions could provide financial relief for regular drivers [27][28].