成品油价“两连跌”，私家车加满油将少花10.5元

Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission announced a significant reduction in domestic fuel prices, effective from midnight, with gasoline prices down by 265 yuan per ton and diesel prices down by 255 yuan per ton, reflecting a broader trend of price adjustments in the fuel market since 2025 [1][5]. Price Adjustments - Gasoline prices for different grades will decrease by 0.20 yuan for 89, 0.21 yuan for 92, 0.22 yuan for both 95 and 0 [1]. - Since the beginning of 2025, there have been twenty rounds of price adjustments, categorized as "six increases, eight decreases, and six unchanged" [1]. Historical Context - Following the last price adjustment, gasoline and diesel prices have decreased by 480 yuan and 460 yuan per ton, respectively, compared to the end of the previous year [1]. Cost Impact on Consumers - For private vehicles, a car running 2,000 kilometers per month with an average fuel consumption of 8L per 100 kilometers will see a fuel cost reduction of approximately 16 yuan before the next price adjustment [4]. - In the logistics sector, a heavy truck running 10,000 kilometers per month with a fuel consumption of 38L per 100 kilometers will experience a fuel cost decrease of around 390 yuan before the next price adjustment [4]. Market Analysis - Analysts noted that during the current pricing cycle, international crude oil prices initially fell but later rebounded due to various geopolitical factors and supply concerns, including warnings of potential oversupply from the International Energy Agency [5]. - The demand for gasoline has weakened due to a lack of holiday travel, while diesel demand remains relatively stable due to agricultural activities and logistics needs [5]. Future Outlook - Analysts suggest that geopolitical uncertainties continue to support international crude oil prices, with attention on U.S.-China trade negotiations and expectations of increased U.S. oil production [6]. - The next price adjustment window is set for November 10, 2025, with expectations of potential price increases based on recent trends in crude oil prices [7].