Tsinjin nord: the national development and reform commission decided to adjust the price of finished oil from 2400 hours on 18 june 2026, in the light of recent changes in oil prices on the international market. According to national regulations, the maximum retail price of petrol (standard) no. 89 in our city was adjusted from $10370 to $985 per ton, with a downward adjustment of $515; and diesel no. 0 (standard) from $9310 to $8815 per ton, with a downward adjustment of $495. Other high-quality, diesel-based retail prices were adjusted accordingly。
Our adjusted maximum retail price for finished oil was $7. 36 per litre for petrol 89, down 0. 38, $7. 93 for petrol 92, down 0. 42, $8. 38 for petrol 95, down 0. 44 and $7. 61 for diesel 0, down 0. 43. Retailing enterprises for finished oils may set specific retail prices without exceeding the maximum retail prices for gas and diesel。
When the price limit for retail sales of oil of this ship's finished product is confirmed, it will cost $20 less for private cars to fill a box of 50l each time; the cost of fuel for single vehicles will be reduced by approximately $32 before the next pricing window is opened (at 2400 hours on 3 july 2026), for example, by a fuel car that runs 2,000 kilometres per month and consumes an average of 8l per month. In the logistics industry, for example, heavy trucks that run 10,000 kilometres per month, with 100 kilometres of oil spent on 38l, the cost of fuel for single vehicles will be reduced by approximately $798 before the next pricing window opens。
This round was the twelfth in 2026 and the third in 2026. When this is over, the price adjustment for finished products in 2026 will be in the form of an “eight-thirty-thirty-throwing-down”. The rotation window will open at 2400 hours on 3 july 2026。
