国内成品油零售价格迎年内第5次上调，每升92号汽油涨0.2元

Core Viewpoint - The recent increase in domestic gasoline and diesel prices in China is driven by rising international oil prices, influenced by geopolitical tensions and changes in U.S. oil inventory levels [1][2][3]. Price Adjustments - Starting from June 17, 2025, the price of gasoline will increase by 260 yuan per ton, and diesel will rise by 255 yuan per ton [1]. - The price increase translates to an increase of 0.20 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline, 0.22 yuan for 95-octane gasoline, and 0.22 yuan for 0-octane diesel [2]. Market Dynamics - The current pricing cycle has seen 12 adjustments, including 5 increases, 2 unchanged, and 5 decreases [2]. - International oil prices have shown a significant upward trend, supported by improved macroeconomic sentiment and geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East [2][3]. Demand and Supply Analysis - Despite a general demand for gasoline and diesel, geopolitical factors have led to a strong increase in international oil prices, which in turn has raised domestic fuel prices [4]. - Analysts predict stable gasoline demand due to increased travel during the summer, while diesel demand may decline due to limited outdoor construction activities [5]. Future Outlook - The short-term outlook for international oil prices remains strong, influenced by seasonal increases in gasoline consumption and geopolitical tensions affecting supply [6]. - The market sentiment is cautious, with expectations that gasoline and diesel prices may stabilize in the near term due to balanced supply and demand dynamics [5][6].