Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the oil processing industry [1]. Core Insights - International oil prices experienced slight declines due to increased diesel inventories and upward adjustments in supply surplus pressure by organizations like IEA and EIA, despite favorable conditions such as crude oil inventory reductions and interest rate cuts [2][9]. - As of September 19, 2025, Brent and WTI crude oil prices were recorded at $66.04 and $62.40 per barrel, reflecting a decrease of 1.42% and 0.46% respectively from the previous week [2][28]. - The oil and petrochemical sector saw a decline of 1.99% in the week ending September 19, 2025, while the broader Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 index fell by 0.44% [10][13]. Summary by Sections Oil Price Review - Brent crude futures settled at $66.04 per barrel, down $0.95 (-1.42%), while WTI crude futures settled at $62.40 per barrel, down $0.29 (-0.46%) [2][28]. Offshore Drilling Services - The number of global offshore self-elevating drilling platforms was 372, a decrease of 2 from the previous week, while floating drilling platforms increased by 1 to 131 [32]. U.S. Crude Oil Supply - U.S. crude oil production was reported at 13.482 million barrels per day, a decrease of 13,000 barrels from the previous week [55]. U.S. Crude Oil Demand - U.S. refinery crude oil processing averaged 16.424 million barrels per day, down 394,000 barrels from the previous week, with a refinery utilization rate of 93.30%, a decrease of 1.6 percentage points [64][66]. U.S. Crude Oil Inventory - Total U.S. crude oil inventories stood at 821 million barrels, a decrease of 8.781 million barrels (-1.06%) from the previous week [75]. Finished Oil Products - In North America, the average weekly prices for diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel were $98.27, $84.52, and $87.49 per barrel respectively, with respective price differences from crude oil of $30.72, $16.97, and $19.93 [97].