油价跌得比股票还疯，12月8日要负油价？

Core Viewpoint - Domestic oil prices have experienced a downward trend, with the latest adjustment marking the 10th decrease of the year, providing relief to consumers [1][3]. Price Adjustments - As of November 26, the expected reduction in gasoline and diesel prices has reached 90 yuan per ton, translating to a decrease of 0.07-0.08 yuan per liter [3][4]. - The total adjustments for the year have resulted in a cumulative decrease of 690 yuan per ton for gasoline and 660 yuan per ton for diesel, equating to over 0.54 yuan per liter compared to the end of last year [3][4]. Monthly Trends - Throughout the year, oil prices have predominantly shown a pattern of more declines than increases, with 6 months of price drops compared to only 4 months of increases [4]. - November saw a net increase of 55 yuan per ton, despite fluctuations, indicating a potential short-term rebound within a broader downward trend [4]. Future Expectations - The next price adjustment window is set for December 8, with expectations that it could mark the 11th decrease of the year [4][9]. - Current prices for 92 octane gasoline have entered the "6 yuan era," with prices in some regions as low as 6.85 yuan per liter [5]. International Market Influence - Recent declines in international oil prices are attributed to geopolitical factors, including a ceasefire signal in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and concerns over global energy supply surplus [7]. - As of November 26, WTI crude oil was priced at $57.95 per barrel, and Brent crude at $62.48 per barrel, both showing a daily decline of over 1.4% [5]. Consumer Impact - The anticipated price drop could lead to significant savings for consumers, with potential savings of 3.5-4 yuan for a full 50-liter tank if the expected reductions are realized [7]. - The current lowest price for 92 octane gasoline has reached 6.78 yuan per liter in some regions, indicating a trend towards new annual lows [7][9].