兄弟们，还记得去年加油站那会儿的快乐吗？92号汽油跌到6.7元，加满一箱能省下好几顿早饭钱。那时候开车出门，油门都敢踩得深一点，毕竟油价便 宜，心不慌。 可这好日子还没过够，油价就翻脸了。 2026年这才刚开始，汽油柴油价格就跟坐了窜天猴似的，蹭蹭往上涨，这已经是第三次上调了。掐指一算，今年每吨汽油已经涨了将近三百块，92号汽油眼 看着就要冲破7元大关。北京的车主感受最深，上个月还能6.94元加一升，现在再去加油站，掏出来的票子又厚了一层。 这波操作真是让人看不懂。 往前倒几年，油价可是一路往下掉的。2023年那会儿，92号汽油还在8块多晃悠，加满一箱心疼半天。到了2025年底，直接跌进了6元时代，创了近年新低。 那阵子去加油站，感觉工作人员笑容都真诚了不少。从2024年到2026年初，两年时间每吨汽油降了近两千块，算下来每升便宜了1.55元。要是跟2022年高峰 比，更是跌了2.63元一升，加满一箱能省一百多。 以上纯属个人观点，欢迎关注、点赞，素材来源于网络，如侵联删我们的2030 这降幅，搁谁不得说一句真香？ 可谁能想到，2026年风向突然就变了。春节前那次调整，油价涨了。春节后回来，油价又涨了。现在新 ...

昨日有消息人士称，若美国向伊朗发动打击，沙特短期内拟大幅增产石油。以及OPEC+将在3月1日的 会议上考虑将4月份的石油日产量上调13.7万桶。强化了市场对"供应增加"的预期，推动油价向基本面 回归。 而据昨晚公布的数据显示，美国上周EIA原油库存增加1600万桶，市场预期增加150万桶。汽油库存减 少100万桶，市场预期减少60万桶。进一步强化了市场对原油市场供应过剩的担忧情绪，压制昨日油价 下行。 总的来说，国际油价仍有继续下跌的希望，市场正等待美伊局势后续发展，希望国内预计油价能出现下 跌。 注意，受市场对原油供应过剩的担忧情绪影响，昨日国际油价出现下行，不过美伊紧张局势还是为油价 提供了一定的支撑。国内预计油价目前还是保持上涨状态，也不知道后面还有机会下跌吗？ 这边说下昨日原油市场的表现，美原油：下跌0.76%，收于65.57美元/桶。布伦特原油下跌0.28%，收于 70.87美元/桶。今日国际油价震荡中，截至发稿，美原油暂报65.45美元/桶，跌幅0.18%。 今日是新一轮油价调整周期的第2个工作日，当前预计上调油价110元/吨，折合每升油价上调0.08-0.10 元，相比昨日的油价预计涨幅减少10 ...

今晚油价"三连涨"，加油站的队已经排到明年了！ | 地区 | 92汽油 | 95汽油 | 98汽油 | 0号柴油 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 北京 | 6.93 | 7.38 | 8.87 | 6.61 | | 上海 | 6.90 | 7.34 | 9.35 | 6.55 | | 江苏 | 6.91 | 7.35 | 9.41 | 6.54 | | 天津 | 6.92 | 7.31 | 8.82 | 6.57 | | 重庆 | 7.01 | 7.40 | 8.90 | 6.65 | | 江西 | 6.90 | 7.40 | 8.91 | 6.62 | | 辽宁 | 6.92 | 7.50 | 8.16 | 6.48 | | 安徽 | 6.90 | 7.40 | 8.91 | 6.62 | | 内蒙古 | 6.94 | 7.36 | 8.03 | 6.45 | | 福建 | 6.91 | 7.37 | 8.88 | 6.57 | | 宁夏 | 6.84 | 7.23 | 8.25 | 6.47 | | 甘肃 | 6.93 | 7.39 | 7.97 | 6.49 | ...

2026年2月24日国内成品油市场动态，结合国际原油走势与本轮调价预期，系统梳理汽柴油价格变化趋势、区域价差特征及未来调整方向，数据显示，近期 国际油价回落，春节前累计上涨推动本轮国内油价上调约115元/吨，预计92号汽油将逼近7元/升大关。 一、本轮油价调整 2026年第四次成品油调价窗口将于2月24日24时开启，根据十个工作日的计价周期，截至第九个工作日，三地原油变化率已达2.41%，对应国内汽柴油价格 预计上调115元/吨，折合每升上涨约0.09至0.10元，涨幅不及2月3日的205元/吨，仍将推高出行成本。 此次调整前，春节假期期间国际油价持续走强，布伦特原油一度从节前67.75美元/桶升至71.76美元，周涨幅近6%；WTI也由62.89美元反弹至66.39美元。 临近调价日出现回落，前期均价仍支撑本次涨价，自2026年初以来，国内油价已实现"三连涨"，累计每吨上涨280–290元，折合零售端每升上涨约0.23–0.25 元。 按照现行机制，当调价幅度超过50元/吨时即启动价格调整，本次明显达标，上调已无悬念。 二、全国油价分布 全国汽柴油价格呈现明显的地域分化，主因运输成本、地方财税政策及市场需求 ...

Core Viewpoint - Domestic oil prices are experiencing significant increases following a period of decline, with expectations of further hikes after the Spring Festival due to rising international oil prices and market speculation [4][6][15]. Group 1: Price Changes - Domestic oil prices were reduced by 1325 yuan/ton last year, bringing diesel and gasoline prices down to nearly 1 yuan per liter [2]. - As of February 24, domestic oil prices are set to increase by 205 yuan/ton, marking a consecutive rise in prices at gas stations [4]. - Current prices at gas stations in Guangzhou are 6.58 yuan/liter for diesel and 6.96 yuan/liter for 92-octane gasoline [2]. Group 2: International Market Influence - International oil prices surged to 71.33 USD per barrel, reaching a six-month high, which directly influences domestic price adjustments [4][6]. - The Brent crude oil futures price has risen significantly, leading to expectations of domestic price increases [6]. Group 3: Speculation and Market Dynamics - Speculation in the oil market is driven by geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf and financial market dynamics, with hedge funds betting on rising oil prices [8][11]. - The New York Mercantile Exchange saw an 8% increase in open interest for U.S. crude oil futures, indicating a growing speculative position [8]. Group 4: Regional Price Variations - A detailed table shows the highest retail prices for gasoline and diesel across various provinces, with significant regional differences [9][12]. - Provinces like Beijing and Guangdong have specific prices for gasoline and diesel, reflecting the implementation of a provincial pricing system [9]. Group 5: Consumer Impact - Consumers are facing the burden of rising oil prices, with a portion of each liter purchased contributing to the speculative activities in the oil market [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The domestic refined oil prices in China have experienced significant fluctuations, with a notable rebound after a series of price cuts at the end of last year, leading to increased costs for consumers and logistics during the Spring Festival period [1][2][3]. Group 1: Oil Price Trends and Expectations - At the end of last year, domestic oil prices saw a rare "three consecutive declines," allowing 92 gasoline to return to the "6 yuan era," providing relief to consumers and the logistics industry [2]. - In January 2026, oil prices quickly rebounded, with two consecutive increases during the Spring Festival, resulting in a cumulative increase of over 0.2 yuan per liter [3]. - As of February 3, 2026, the adjusted prices were: 89 gasoline at 6.44 yuan/liter, 92 gasoline at 6.83 yuan/liter, and 95 gasoline at 7.22 yuan/liter, with expectations of further increases in the coming weeks [3]. Group 2: International Oil Market Drivers - The international oil market has shown strong performance, with Brent crude oil returning above $70 per barrel and WTI crude stabilizing around $64 per barrel, reaching new highs for the year [4]. - The primary driver of the recent oil price increase is geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning a critical maritime passage for global oil transport, raising concerns about potential supply disruptions [5]. - Analysts suggest that if geopolitical conflicts escalate, oil prices could rise further into the $66-$67 range, while technical indicators show short-term upward momentum for WTI crude [5]. Group 3: Regional Oil Price Differences and Market Characteristics - Nationwide, the price of 92 gasoline shows a pattern of higher prices in South and Southwest China, while lower prices are found in the Northwest, with the highest price in Hainan at 8.05 yuan/liter and the lowest in Urumqi at 6.76 yuan/liter [6]. - The price of 95 gasoline follows a similar trend, with significant regional supply and demand differences, ranging from 7.22 to 8.55 yuan/liter across the country [6]. - In various regions, prices vary significantly, with notable figures such as 9.54 yuan/liter in Guangdong and 8.66 yuan/liter in Henan, reflecting local market conditions and transportation costs [7][11][12]. Group 4: Future Outlook and Recommendations - The market anticipates that oil prices will remain high in the short term, with geopolitical risks being the largest uncertainty factor, particularly concerning the potential risks in the Strait of Hormuz [16]. - If geopolitical tensions ease, oil prices may quickly retract; conversely, if tensions escalate, prices could reach higher levels [16]. - For consumers, it is advisable to monitor price adjustment information closely and consider refueling before price increases, while logistics companies may explore strategies like price locking and bulk purchasing to manage costs [16].

Core Viewpoint - The domestic fuel prices are set to increase significantly ahead of the Lantern Festival, with gasoline and diesel prices expected to rise by 115 yuan per ton, surpassing the government's "suspended line" by 65 yuan [1] Price Adjustments - The price increase translates to an additional 0.09 to 0.10 yuan per liter for 92 and 95 gasoline, resulting in an extra cost of approximately 4.5 to 5 yuan for a full 50-liter tank [2] - The adjustment is scheduled for February 24 at midnight, marking the third consecutive price increase this year [2] - The average price of crude oil over the last nine working days was 65.32 USD per barrel, indicating a rise from the previous average of 64.04 USD [4] International Oil Market Influence - The fluctuations in international oil prices, with WTI at 62.89 USD and Brent at 67.75 USD, are the primary drivers of the domestic price adjustments [2] - The geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and concerns over global oil demand continue to impact market sentiment [4] Regional Price Variations - There are significant regional disparities in gasoline prices, with 98 gasoline prices ranging from 8.11 yuan in Jilin to 9.55 yuan in Hainan, highlighting a price gap of 1.58 yuan per liter between regions [6][8] - The high prices in East China and South China are attributed to a higher concentration of luxury vehicles and robust consumer spending [8][10] - In contrast, lower prices are observed in the Northwest and Southwest regions, where the market penetration of high-end gasoline remains below 30% [10] Diesel Market Stability - The national average price for 0 diesel is approximately 6.52 yuan per liter, with minimal price fluctuations, reflecting the stable demand from industrial sectors [10][14] - Diesel prices in industrially dense regions like East and North China remain stable between 6.50 and 6.60 yuan, demonstrating resilience against external market shocks [14]

Core Viewpoint - The current expectation is for a price increase of 130 yuan per ton for oil, translating to an increase of 0.09-0.11 yuan per liter, which is significantly above the adjustment threshold, indicating a substantial rise in oil prices [1] Group 1: Oil Price Adjustments - The anticipated increase in domestic oil prices has been reduced by 10 yuan per ton due to a decrease in international oil prices, which is a positive sign despite the overall upward trend [3] - The new round of oil price adjustments is scheduled for February 24 at 24:00 [4] Group 2: International Oil Market Dynamics - International oil prices experienced a significant drop, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) down by 3.05% to $62.91 per barrel and Brent crude down by 2.97% to $67.55 per barrel [3] - The EIA reported an increase in crude oil inventories by 8.53 million barrels, contrary to market expectations of a decrease, reinforcing concerns about weak oil demand [3] - The IEA has revised its global oil demand growth forecast for 2026 down from 930,000 barrels per day to 850,000 barrels per day, indicating a slowdown in demand growth and ongoing supply surplus [4] Group 3: Regional Fuel Prices - Current fuel prices across various regions in China show a range for 92 octane gasoline from 6.76 to 8.05 yuan per liter, with 95 octane gasoline ranging from 7.23 to 9.54 yuan per liter [5][6]

Core Viewpoint - The current oil price adjustment is expected to increase by 110 yuan/ton, translating to a rise of 0.08-0.10 yuan per liter, despite a decrease in the expected increase compared to the previous day [1] Group 1: Oil Price Trends - The international oil price has recently declined due to the rising US dollar index and the resumption of US-Iran negotiations, leading investors to take profits [3] - As of the latest update, US crude oil is priced at $62.96 per barrel, reflecting a 0.25% decrease, while Brent crude oil has dropped to $67.04 per barrel, down 2.09% [3] - The market is currently in a complex balance, with actual supply surplus countered by geopolitical uncertainties that drive price volatility [3] Group 2: Geopolitical Factors - The recent US-Russia-Ukraine talks have resulted in a prisoner exchange agreement, which may influence future negotiations and market sentiment [3] - Geopolitical risk premiums have decreased, potentially exerting downward pressure on oil prices [3] Group 3: Regional Oil Prices - The following are the current prices for various fuel types across different regions in China: - Beijing: 92 gasoline at 6.94, 95 gasoline at 7.39, 98 gasoline at 8.89, 0 diesel at 6.62 [4] - Jiangsu: 92 gasoline at 6.91, 95 gasoline at 7.35, 98 gasoline at 9.41, 0 diesel at 6.54 [4] - Guangdong: 92 gasoline at 6.96, 95 gasoline at 7.54, 98 gasoline at 9.54, 0 diesel at 6.58 [4] - Prices vary across regions, with notable differences in 98 gasoline prices ranging from 8.05 in Hainan to 9.54 in Guangdong [4][5]

Group 1 - The core point of the article is that Shanghai will increase the prices of refined oil starting from February 4, with an increase of 0.15 to 0.18 yuan per liter [1] - The new prices will be 6.9 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline, 7.34 yuan per liter for 95-octane gasoline, and 6.55 yuan per liter for 0-octane diesel [1] - For a typical household vehicle with a 50-liter fuel tank, filling up with 92-octane gasoline will cost approximately 8 yuan more due to the price increase [1]