International oil prices saw a slight increase on the 21st. By the close of trading, the price of light crude oil futures for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose by 23 cents to settle at $87.06 per barrel, an increase of 0.26%. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil futures for October delivery in London climbed by 61 cents to close at $94.39 per barrel, up 0.65%. Currently, fluctuations in international crude oil prices are closely linked to multiple factors, including global supply

International oil prices saw a slight increase on the 21st. By the close of that day, the New York Mercantile Exchange's light crude oil futures for October delivery rose by 23 cents, settling at $87.06 per barrel, an increase of 0.26%; during the same period, London's Brent crude oil futures for October delivery went up by 61 cents, closing at $94.39 per barrel, a rise of 0.65%. The current fluctuations in international crude oil prices are often closely tied to multiple factors such as global supply and demand expectations, production adjustment policies of major oil-producing countries, geopolitical developments, and macroeconomic trends. Recently, crude oil prices have shown a generally strong performance, which will also have a certain impact on the cost side of the global energy-related industry chain going forward.