According to the established pricing mechanism for refined oil products, the next adjustment window is scheduled to open at midnight on September 24th. The 19th pricing cycle for 2026 formally commenced on September 14th, marking the first official day of tracking for this particular round of adjustments.

Current data shows a significant upward swing in international crude oil prices, which has caused the price change rate to surge notably. Real-time calculations from analysts indicate that gasoline prices are projected to increase by 500 yuan per tonne, with diesel seeing a rise of 480 yuan per tonne. When translated to retail level, this translates to an expected jump of 0.40 yuan per litre for 92-octane gasoline, 0.43 yuan per litre for 95-octane gasoline, and 0.41 yuan per litre for 0-grade diesel.

Market analysts suggest that the upward momentum is likely to accelerate further when the next tracking day arrives on September 15th. It's important to emphasize that these figures reflect analysts' interim projections only. The actual price adjustment will be confirmed and announced by the relevant authorities before the official deadline.