National Development and Reform Commission: There will be no adjustment to gasoline and diesel prices this time. The unadjusted amount will be accumulated or offset in the next price adjustment.

15:00 20/11/2024

The National Development and Reform Commission announced that since the adjustment of domestic refined oil prices on November 6, 2024, there have been fluctuations in international oil prices. According to the current domestic refined oil price mechanism calculation, the average price of the first 10 working days of November 20 compared to the average price of the first 10 working days of November 6 is less than 50 yuan per ton for each adjustment.

On November 20th, the National Development and Reform Commission announced that since the adjustment of domestic finished oil prices on November 6, 2024, the international market oil prices have been fluctuating. According to the current domestic finished oil price calculation mechanism, the adjustment amount per ton on November 20th is less than 50 yuan compared to the average price of the first 10 working days before November 6. According to Article 7 of the "Petroleum Price Management Measures," this time, the prices of gasoline and diesel will not be adjusted, and the unadjusted amount will be accumulated or offset in the next price adjustment. This article is selected from the National Development and Reform Commission, edited by GMTEight, written by Liu Jiayin.

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