Group 1 - OPEC's decision to implement compensatory production cuts supports oil prices, but tensions among OPEC+ members regarding production quotas may lead to proposals for increased output in June [1] - The international crude oil prices have shown alternating trends, with the price change rate narrowing in the current pricing cycle [1] - Domestic gas prices have experienced a downward trend, with a lack of significant positive news to boost market sentiment, leading to lower terminal product prices and weak chemical demand [1] Group 2 - Propane prices have retreated after a previous increase, with upstream sellers eager to offload inventory, but terminal demand remains weak [2] - The market anticipates a volatile trend for international crude oil prices next week, with expectations of improved conditions regarding the US-China tariff conflict and active procurement from Chinese buyers [3] - Overall, the market is facing multiple bearish factors, and propane prices are expected to consolidate weakly, with an average price decline anticipated [3]