Under the refined oil pricing adjustment rules, the next fuel price adjustment will take place at 24:00 on November 12 (next Thursday).
In the international crude oil market, international oil prices edged up slightly on the 6th. As of the close of that day, the December-delivery light crude futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 31 cents to settle at $90.83 per barrel, a gain of 0.34%; the January-delivery London Brent crude futures rose 3 cents to settle at $98.32 per barrel, a gain of 0.03%. The single-day modest rebound cannot change the overall sharp decline in crude oil this week, which provides support for the continued fall in domestic fuel prices.
Today's fuel price forecast: gasoline is estimated to be cut by 280 yuan per ton, and diesel is estimated to be cut by 270 yuan per ton. Converted to retail prices: No. 92 gasoline is expected to drop by 0.22 yuan per liter, No. 95 gasoline is expected to drop by 0.24 yuan per liter, and No. 0 diesel is expected to drop by 0.23 yuan per liter.
Looking back at the overall performance of fuel prices this year, of the 25 planned price adjustment rounds for the whole year, 21 have already been implemented, with an adjustment pattern of 14 increases, 2 suspensions, and 5 decreases. Increases have outnumbered decreases throughout the year, and fuel prices have risen significantly. Compared with the beginning of the year, the price per liter has increased by 2.18–2.32 yuan. Filling a 50-liter tank now costs 109–114 yuan more than at the start of the year.
At present, there are still 4 statistical working days left in the pricing cycle, and the downward direction is basically locked in. A reminder to all car owners: there are still a few days before the price cut window arrives, so if you are not in a hurry to refuel, you can patiently wait a little longer.
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