According to the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), since the domestic oil prices were adjusted on September 24, international oil prices have fluctuated due to complex and changing global situations in the international market. After briefly falling, international oil prices have seen a significant rise again. Given the changes in international oil prices, no adjustment has been made to the domestic gasoline and diesel prices as of October 15, 2026, at 24:00. The NDRC stated that oil production and supply enterprises including Sinopec, China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), and China Ocean & Petroleum Corporation (CNOOC) should ensure stable market supplies and strictly enforce national price policies. Local authorities are urged to strengthen market supervision and enforcement, cracking down on price violations to maintain market order. Consumers can report price violations through the 12315 platform. Monitoring by the National Development and Reform Commission's Price Monitoring Center indicates that during the current adjustment period (September 24, 2026, 24:00 - October 15, 2026, 24:00), international oil prices have remained in a high range. During this period, international oil prices have been affected by a complex interplay of factors such as supply expectations and geopolitical situations, resulting in a fluctuating trend. The price of Brent crude oil futures has fluctuated between $100 and $107 per barrel. The NDRC's Price Monitoring Center has analyzed that the geopolitical situation remains uncertain. The pressure on the ship-to-ship transfer mode in the Strait of Hormuz is affecting the export of Gulf crude oil. Going forward, it is necessary to continue closely monitoring developments in the international situation and their impact on international oil prices. The 2026 domestic retail price adjustment window for gasoline and diesel has now opened, with 20 adjustment windows so far. Among these, 13 windows have seen increases, 5 windows have seen decreases, and 2 windows have been paused. Cumulatively, there have been 18 price adjustments, with 92# gasoline prices rising by 0.07 RMB per liter, 0.16 RMB per liter, 0.14 RMB per liter, 0.55 RMB per liter, 0.87 RMB per liter, 0.33 RMB per liter, 0.25 RMB per liter, 0.06 RMB per liter, 0.24 RMB per liter, 0.54 RMB per liter, 0.29 RMB per liter, and 0.2 RMB per liter, and 0.34 RMB per liter. The price of 92# gasoline has also seen decreases of 0.44 RMB per liter, 0.41 RMB per liter, 0.40 RMB per liter, 0.75 RMB per liter, and 0.18 RMB per liter. (Note: This translation is based on the provided text and may not cover all nuances or specific details.)