According to the latest market monitoring data, China’s refined oil prices are expected to see their first increase of 2026 tomorrow night (at 24:00 on January 15, 2026). This anticipated adjustment follows a sustained rise in international crude oil prices. During the current pricing cycle, the average prices of Brent and WTI crude have risen significantly, pushing the domestic reference crude oil change rate into positive territory. The Price Monitoring Center of China’s National Development and Reform Commission forecasts that gasoline and diesel prices could increase by RMB 80–100 per metric ton, translating to an approximate rise of RMB 0.06–0.08 per liter for Grade 92 gasoline and about RMB 0.07 per liter for Grade 0 diesel. If implemented, this would mark the first price hike since December 2025, ending a streak of two consecutive decreases. Key drivers include escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, OPEC+’s decision to extend production cuts, and improving global demand outlooks. The adjustment will slightly raise vehicle operating costs; consumers are advised to monitor official announcements and plan refueling accordingly to minimize expenses.
根据最新市场监测数据，明晚（2026年1月15日24时）国内成品油价格或将迎来2026年首次上调。受国际原油价格近期持续走高影响，本轮成品油调价周期内，布伦特和WTI原油均价显著上涨，推动国内参考原油变化率进入正向区间。据国家发改委价格监测中心预测，本次汽油、柴油每吨涨幅或在80至100元之间，折合92号汽油每升约上调0.06至0.08元，0号柴油每升约上调0.07元。若调价落地，这将是自2025年12月以来的首次上涨，结束此前连续两次的下调走势。此次调价主要受中东地缘政治紧张局势升级、OPEC+延长减产协议以及全球需求预期回暖等多重因素推动。车主出行成本将略有上升，建议消费者关注官方最终调价通知，并合理安排加油时间以降低用油支出。
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