油价调整通知

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming adjustment of oil prices in October, indicating a shift from previous stability to a decrease in prices due to recent market conditions and geopolitical factors [1][4]. Price Adjustment Summary - The first oil price adjustment for October is set for October 13, with a projected decrease of 75 yuan per ton for gasoline and diesel, translating to a reduction of approximately 0.07 yuan per liter [1]. - As of October 11, the average price of reference crude oil was 64.30 USD per barrel, with a change rate of -1.37% [1]. - The international oil prices experienced significant drops on October 10, with New York crude futures falling by 5.32% to 58.24 USD per barrel, marking a five-month low, and Brent crude futures dropping by 4.8% to 62.09 USD per barrel [1][4]. Market Influences - The decline in oil prices is attributed to several factors, including threats from the U.S. President to raise tariffs, ongoing increases in supply from OPEC, and a de-escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas [4]. - Domestic oil prices have not been adjusted since August 26, with two previous adjustments being suspended, leading to a total of six increases, seven decreases, and six suspensions in price changes this year [4].