Next Oil Price Adjustment Scheduled for October 29 as International Crude Surge Points to Higher Pump Prices

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According to the oil price adjustment mechanism, the next round of fuel price changes will take effect at 24:00 on October 29. As of October 19, driven by a recent sharp rally in international crude oil prices, the current international crude oil change rate stands at 5.15%. Gasoline and diesel prices are expected to rise by 270 yuan per ton, which translates to an increase of approximately 0.21 yuan to 0.24 yuan per liter.

Looking back at the full-year oil price trend for 2026, there have so far been 13 increases, 5 decreases, and 2 instances where adjustments were shelved. Gasoline prices have accumulated a rise of 2,375 yuan per ton, while diesel prices have accumulated a rise of 2,290 yuan per ton. Converted to per-liter terms, pump prices have climbed by 1.9 yuan to 2.03 yuan.

Meanwhile, the 2026 Sustainable Global Leaders Conference will return to the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai from October 20 to 22. Nobel Prize and Turing Award laureates will take the stage to discuss the future and trends of technology. The event will also feature a live dialogue between internet-famous professors Michael Macfarlane and Xiang Biao, who will address anxiety and the era of intense competition. Seats are limited and expected to go quickly, so those interested are encouraged to join the sustainability gathering and click to register.

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