The catastrophic decline in the international crude oil market has brought about a huge stagnation effect, which has promoted the sharp rise in international oil prices in the past two days. This is very good news for the world energy investment institutions, but it may be bad news for the majority of riders. This mechanism is like this. When the international oil price fluctuates excessively, reaching 145 USD 1 barrel in 2009, the domestic oil price is basically tax-free, and at the same time, oil companies are subsidized to maintain the domestic low oil price and support the industry. At present, the main driving force affecting the trend of crude oil price is OPEC+'s production reduction plan. After the meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries last year, the market generally lacked confidence in the production reduction plan. But by the first quarter of this year, the yield reduction rate of CPEC+ had exceeded 65,438+000%. Although the overall fluctuation of international crude oil prices has not been great since then, domestic oil prices will still face a certain increase due to the "10 daily average price adjustment" rule adopted by domestic refined oil prices.

There is something wrong with the adjustment mechanism. Is a 5% increase and a 5% decrease the same money? For example, crude oil rose 100 USD, and the price was adjusted 105 USD. If the price is reduced from $65,438+005 to $65,438+000, the price reduction shall not be less than 5%.

The current pattern of international oil prices: At present, the price of crude oil in the Middle East has risen to $65/barrel, the price of crude oil in the United States has risen by $0.8/barrel, and the price of crude oil in Burundi has risen by $0.9/barrel, reaching $68.5. After this price adjustment, the domestic refined oil price adjustment window has been opened for 2 1 time, showing a pattern of "thirteen rises, seven falls and one stranded". The price of gasoline increased by 1.505 yuan per ton, and the price of diesel increased by 1.450 yuan. As of press time, the oil price of Brent crude oil rose slightly by 4.853% today, and it is currently $30.90/barrel. Yesterday's closing price was $29.48/barrel, and today's opening sale price was $29.62/barrel, with the highest price of $365,438 +0. 15 $/barrel.