The last time NDRC raised the oil price was on April 7th this year, and the contract price of new york crude oil futures in recent months was 1 10.3 USD/barrel. On the 28th of this month, new york crude oil futures closed down 0.6% to 90.6 1 USD per barrel, while international crude oil new york futures closed at 95.42 USD this morning. Crude oil has fallen by 20% since the last price increase of refined oil. What is NDRC waiting for? The rise of international crude oil proves that NDRC is absolutely unwilling to benefit the people and give up the interests of monopoly groups, and can't even abide by its own "price adjustment mechanism". The Measures for the Administration of Petroleum Prices (for Trial Implementation) promulgated on May 8, 2009 (hereinafter referred to as the Measures) stipulates that when the moving average price of crude oil prices in the three places in the international market changes by more than 4% for 22 consecutive working days, the price department of the National Development and Reform Commission can adjust the prices of refined oil products such as gasoline, diesel oil and aviation kerosene accordingly. International oil prices have fallen sharply this year, exceeding 4% for many times. Surprisingly, the National Development and Reform Commission stuck to its guns. This makes the two core standards of the new pricing system-22 consecutive working days and the moving average price exceeding 4%-a dead letter.