According to the price adjustment schedule for refined oil products, at 24:00 on January 6, domestic retail price limits for refined oil products will usher in the first round of adjustment in 2026. According to the latest forecast data on changes in international crude oil prices tracked by the agency, the retail price limit increase of 50 yuan/ton in this round is less than the adjustment red line requirement of 50 yuan/ton, so this round of retail price limit adjustments for refined oil products may have run aground. Dai Tiandong, a refined oil analyst at Zhuochuang News, said that although the tight geographical situation supports the oil market, the background of oversupply continues to cloud the market, and the US is in a low demand season. Expectations of rising US oil inventories cloud the market. Downstream traders are cautious, and overall international oil prices show a volatile and weak trend. According to estimates from the Zhuochuang Information Monitoring Model, as of the close of trading on January 5, that is, on the 10th working day of the current pricing cycle for domestic refined oil products, the change rate of reference crude oil was 1.07%, and the corresponding retail price limit adjustments for gasoline and diesel were less than 50 yuan/ton.

According to the price adjustment schedule for refined oil products, at 24:00 on January 6, domestic retail price limits for refined oil products will usher in the first round of adjustment in 2026. According to the latest forecast data on changes in international crude oil prices tracked by the agency, the retail price limit increase of 50 yuan/ton in this round is less than the adjustment red line requirement of 50 yuan/ton, so this round of retail price limit adjustments for refined oil products may have run aground. Dai Tiandong, a refined oil analyst at Zhuochuang News, said that although the tight geographical situation supports the oil market, the background of oversupply continues to cloud the market, and the US is in a low demand season. Expectations of rising US oil inventories cloud the market. Downstream traders are cautious, and overall international oil prices show a volatile and weak trend. According to estimates from the Zhuochuang Information Monitoring Model, as of the close of trading on January 5, that is, on the 10th working day of the current pricing cycle for domestic refined oil products, the change rate of reference crude oil was 1.07%, and the corresponding retail price limit adjustments for gasoline and diesel were less than 50 yuan/ton.