Oil prices rose twice in a row in September, pushing 95-octane gasoline back into the "9 yuan era." The next round of oil price adjustment is scheduled for 24:00 on October 15. Currently, the crude oil change rate is around -4%, and oil prices are expected to be cut by 210 yuan per ton. Based on the current decline, the next adjustment is predicted to bring gasoline and diesel prices down by 0.16 yuan to 0.19 yuan per liter. The next oil price adjustment may see a renewed decline.
A friendly reminder: this is only cyclical forecast data, and the final price adjustment result is subject to the notice from the National Development and Reform Commission on October 15. Friends who do not have long-distance travel plans and whose fuel tanks are sufficiently full can hold off on refueling and wait until after the October 15 adjustment to fill up, saving a little on fuel costs. Those who are driving during the National Day holiday or whose fuel tanks are low do not need to wait stubbornly and should refuel as needed to avoid running out of fuel midway.
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