The main contract of China's INE crude oil futures has just broken through the 560.0 yuan/barrel mark, now trading at 560.1 yuan/barrel, down 0.78% for the day.

The main contract of Brent crude oil futures has just reached the $95.00 per barrel mark, now quoted at $95.00 per barrel, up 4.73% on the day.

The international benchmark Brent crude oil futures price has increased by 5% during the day, currently quoted at $95.02 per barrel. As one of the key global benchmarks for oil pricing, sharp fluctuations in Brent prices often have a chain effect on refined oil pricing, the cost of chemical industry supply chains, and global inflation expectations.

The price of WTI crude oil futures for October delivery rose by $4.46, an increase of 5.20%, closing at $90.22 per barrel. Crude oil futures of Murban from Abu Dhabi in the Middle East saw an even higher increase of 7.30%, closing at $105.64 per barrel. NYMEX natural gas futures for October delivery settled at $2.9040 per million British thermal units. At the same time, NYMEX gasoline futures for October closed at $3.1351 per gallon, while heating oil futures for October closed at $4.6773 per g

The international benchmark Brent crude oil price has surged above the $95 per barrel mark, with an intraday increase of 4.98%. As one of the core benchmarks for global oil pricing, the sharp rise in Brent prices usually triggers a chain reaction in the global energy market, industrial production costs, and end-user oil and gas prices.