China-Singapore Finance, March 31 (Ge Cheng) The National Development and Reform Commission notified that from 24:00 on March 31, the increase of 110 yuan per ton of gasoline and 110 yuan per ton of diesel.

According to the agency's calculations, it is equivalent to 0.09 yuan per liter of No. 92 gasoline, 0.09 yuan per liter of No. 95 gasoline, and 0.09 yuan per liter of No. 0 diesel.

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Photo by China News Agency reporter Zhang Yun

  Based on an ordinary private car with a fuel tank capacity of 50L, after this price adjustment, car owners will spend about 4.5 yuan more to fill up a tank of fuel; according to the model with a fuel consumption of 7L-8L per 100 kilometers in the urban area, the average cost per 100 kilometers will increase. About 0.7 yuan.

  According to the agency's calculations, for a large-scale logistics transportation vehicle with a full load of 50 tons, the average fuel cost increases by about 3.6 yuan per 100 kilometers.

This price adjustment will increase the cost for private car owners and logistics companies, but the impact is much smaller than the previous rounds of price adjustment. 

  This round is the sixth price adjustment in 2022, and it is also the "six consecutive rises" of oil prices during the year and the "seven consecutive rises" across the year.

After this price adjustment, the price adjustment of refined oil products in 2022 will show a pattern of "six rises, zero falls and zero stranded".

The next price adjustment window will open at 24:00 on April 15, 2022.

  According to Li Yan, an analyst at Longzhong Information, after this round of price adjustment, based on the current international crude oil price level, the next round of refined oil price adjustment will show a downward trend at the beginning.

At present, due to the ongoing negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the situation is showing signs of easing, and the United States plans to release strategic reserves on a large scale, international oil prices may face greater negative pressure in the future, and it is expected that the next round of refined oil price adjustments will be more likely.

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