China's Refined Oil Prices Set to Rise 685 Yuan per Ton on July 29, Adjustment Window Closes July 31

According to Golden Dragon News and Jin10 Futures, China's refined oil prices are set to rise 685 yuan per ton as of July 29 (the eighth working day), with a change rate of 13.42% and reference crude prices at $88.32 per barrel. The adjustment window closes at midnight on July 31. Market sentiment remains mixed: Shandong independent refineries are testing price increases of around 50 yuan per ton following a geopolitical flare-up between the U.S. and Iran that pushed crude prices higher at opening, while East China refiners are stabilizing prices amid renewed volatility. South China and Central China regions expect continued downward pressure, with terminals focused on inventory digestion.
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