今晚过后油价重回7元时代，加满一箱油将多花5元

Group 1 - The domestic refined oil prices will increase for the seventh time this year, with gasoline and diesel prices rising by 125 yuan and 120 yuan per ton respectively, effective from 24:00 on November 10 [1] - The overall trend of refined oil price adjustments in 2023 has been "seven increases, nine decreases, and six stabilities," with gasoline and diesel prices down by 620 yuan/ton and 595 yuan/ton compared to the end of 2024 [1] - The price increase will result in a rise of approximately 0.1 yuan per liter for 92 and 95 octane gasoline and 0 diesel, pushing prices in most regions to 6.6-6.8 yuan/liter for diesel and 6.9-7 yuan/liter for gasoline, ending the previous "full 6 yuan era" [1] Group 2 - The increase in fuel prices will raise costs for private car owners and logistics companies, with an estimated additional cost of about 5 yuan for filling a 50-liter tank and an increase of 0.7 yuan per 100 kilometers for typical vehicles [1] - For large logistics vehicles carrying 50 tons, the fuel cost will increase by approximately 4 yuan per 100 kilometers [1] - The initial pricing cycle for domestic refined oil was based on a high positive change rate of crude oil prices, which has since decreased but remains in the positive range [1] Group 3 - OPEC+ has decided to increase oil production targets by 137,000 barrels per day in December, raising concerns about oversupply and putting downward pressure on oil prices [2] - The internal policy disagreements within the Federal Reserve have led to a cautious market outlook regarding potential interest rate cuts, contributing to a stronger dollar and further pressure on oil prices [2] - U.S. crude oil inventories have increased beyond market expectations, adding to the downward pressure on oil prices, despite some support from news of a potential pause in OPEC+ production increases in Q1 of next year [2] Group 4 - The next round of refined oil price adjustments will open on November 24, with many institutions predicting a high probability of price decreases [3] - The ongoing increase in OPEC+ production is expected to continue through November and December, contributing to a supply surplus and negative pressure on prices [3] - Weak global economic performance and demand are expected to persist, reinforcing the bearish fundamentals for the oil market [3]