油价一夜大变了！今天1月12日调整后，全国加油站92、95汽油新售价

Core Insights - The anticipated increase in oil prices for January 2026 was postponed as the price adjustment did not meet the threshold of a 50 yuan per ton increase, resulting in stable fuel prices across many regions [1][5] - The average price of 92 octane gasoline remains around 6.7 yuan per liter, with some areas like Xinjiang reporting prices as low as 6.53 yuan, while major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou range between 6.8 to 6.9 yuan [1][2] - The overall trend for 2025 was characterized by more price decreases than increases, with 95 octane gasoline dropping from nearly 9 yuan to around 7.2 yuan, and diesel prices reaching a five-year low of 6.31 yuan per liter [2][3] Price Adjustments and Trends - The next price adjustment window is set for January 20, with current forecasts indicating a potential decrease of 80 yuan per ton, translating to a reduction of 5 to 7 cents per liter [2][5] - Recent fluctuations in international oil prices, with WTI rebounding to 59.12 USD and Brent to 63.34 USD, indicate volatility in the market, influenced by geopolitical factors and OPEC's production strategies [2][3] - The pricing of 95 octane gasoline varies significantly across regions, with prices in some southwestern areas reaching 7.35 yuan, while northern regions like Xinjiang report prices as low as 6.97 yuan, highlighting the impact of transportation costs and local taxes [3] Consumer Impact - The postponement of the price increase is viewed positively by consumers, allowing them to continue benefiting from lower fuel prices, especially with the upcoming Spring Festival travel demands [5] - Current fuel prices at gas stations are stable, with many stations selling at the lowest price from the last adjustment, encouraging consumers to fill up their tanks before the next potential price change [5]