Price adjustment date confirmed for fuel

Deep News10-26 19:10

The date has been set for the next fuel price adjustment, with the 21st domestic refined oil pricing window of 2026 scheduled for 24:00 on October 29.

According to the latest information, gasoline and diesel are expected to rise by 340 yuan per ton and 330 yuan per ton, respectively. After conversion, 92-octane gasoline is expected to increase by 0.27 yuan per liter, 95-octane gasoline is expected to increase by 0.29 yuan per liter, and 0-octane diesel is expected to increase by 0.28 yuan per liter.

Current average domestic fuel prices stand at 8.58 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline, 9.12 yuan per liter for 95-octane gasoline, and 8.28 yuan per liter for 0-octane diesel, just 0.3 yuan per liter away from this year's high.

At this stage, the probability of an increase in this round of fuel prices is already very high, with the magnitude approaching 0.3 yuan per liter, and there is still room for further gains. If the current forecast materializes, domestic 92-octane and 95-octane gasoline prices may hit new highs after the adjustment on October 29.

How can you drive in a more fuel-efficient way? The final adjusted prices for this round of fuel price changes are subject to the announcement by the National Development and Reform Commission. Drivers who need to refuel can reasonably plan their refueling time.

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