Domestic refined oil prices lowered tonight, filling a tank saves 7 yuan

On August 26, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced that starting from 24:00, domestic gasoline and diesel prices would be reduced by 180 yuan/ton and 175 yuan/ton, respectively. Converted to per liter, 92# gasoline will decrease by 0.14 yuan, while 95# gasoline and 0# diesel will both decrease by 0.15 yuan.

After this price adjustment, consumers' travel costs will decrease.

Taking a family car with a 50L fuel tank as an example, filling a tank of 92# gasoline will save 7 yuan. In the logistics industry, for a heavy truck that runs 10,000 kilometers per month with a fuel consumption of 38L per 100 kilometers, the fuel cost for a single vehicle will decrease by about 266 yuan before the next price adjustment window.

According to Longzhong Information, after this round of price adjustment, the price of diesel for vehicles in most parts of the country will be 6.8-7 yuan/liter, and the retail limit price of 92# gasoline will be 7.2-7.3 yuan/liter.

This is the seventeenth price adjustment in 2025 and the seventh decline this year. After this adjustment, the pattern of refined oil price adjustments in 2025 will be "six increases, seven decreases, and four pauses."

During this pricing cycle, international oil prices first fell and then rose, but the crude oil change rate remained within negative territory.

Meng Peng, a refined oil analyst at SCI, told Jiemian News that the international crude oil market is influenced by both bullish and bearish factors. On one hand, peace talks in the tense European situation have weakened geopolitical supply risks. On the other hand, expectations of a Fed rate cut in September and renewed uncertainty over reaching a peace agreement have led crude oil prices to show a trend of first falling and then rising. Overall, international crude oil lacks unilateral positive guidance.

As of early morning Beijing time on August 26, the WTI spot month crude oil futures closed up 0.43% at $64.94 per barrel, while Brent spot month crude oil futures closed up 0.39% at $68.36