According to the latest notice from China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the first domestic refined oil price adjustment window of 2026 will officially open at 24:00 on January 3. This adjustment is made in accordance with the ‘Oil Price Administration Measures,’ taking into account international crude oil market trends, exchange rate fluctuations, and domestic supply-demand dynamics. Under the current pricing mechanism, domestic fuel prices are adjusted every 10 working days; however, adjustments may be deferred if the change in international oil prices remains below RMB 50 per ton during the period. At the start of 2026, factors such as ongoing geopolitical tensions, continued production cuts by major oil-exporting countries, and expectations of global economic recovery have driven international crude prices upward in a volatile manner. As a result, this upcoming adjustment is likely to result in a price increase. Consumers are advised to monitor official announcements from the NDRC or authoritative media outlets for the final decision and plan their travel and fuel usage accordingly. Meanwhile, the growing adoption of new energy vehicles and the promotion of eco-friendly transportation are helping mitigate the impact of oil price volatility on daily life.
根据国家发展改革委最新通知，2026年首次国内成品油价格调整窗口将于1月3日24时正式开启。此次调整是依据《石油价格管理办法》规定，综合考虑国际原油市场走势、汇率变动及国内市场供需情况后作出的决定。按照现行机制，国内油价每10个工作日调整一次，若期间国际油价波动幅度未超过50元/吨，则可暂缓调整。2026年开年，受全球地缘政治局势、主要产油国减产政策延续以及全球经济复苏预期等因素影响，国际原油价格呈现震荡上行趋势，预计本次调价大概率将迎来上涨。消费者需关注发改委官网或权威媒体发布的最终调价信息，合理安排出行与用油计划。此外，新能源汽车普及和绿色出行理念的推广，也在一定程度上缓解了油价波动对居民生活的影响。
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