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When is the next round of oil price adjustment?
The next round of oil price adjustment will be at 24: 00 on April 15, 2020.

Since 2022, domestic oil prices have been adjusted six times, all of which are upward adjustments, and the range is not small. Data show that this year, gasoline has been raised by 1.48 yuan/liter, and diesel by 1.63 yuan/liter. Take 100 liter fuel tank as an example, the difference between filling a tank of oil at the beginning of the year and now is at least 65433 yuan.

At present, the average price of domestic oil products is 8.78 yuan for No.92 gasoline, 9.37 yuan for No.95 gasoline, 0.31yuan for No.0 gasoline and 8.43 yuan for No.0 diesel. This price should be regarded as the highest level in history, which makes many car owners feel great pressure, so what car owners are most looking forward to is that oil prices can come down.

It is not up to us to decide whether the oil price in China can come down, because 70% of China's oil is imported, and the domestic oil price is affected by the international oil price. As the international oil price rises, so will the domestic oil price, and vice versa. When it goes up or down, we all have a specific adjustment date, usually once every ten working days. According to the domestic oil price adjustment schedule, in 2020,

Of course, the international situation is changing rapidly. At present, the adjustment time from 15 is about 9 days. No one knows whether the international oil price will continue to fall or rebound, so this data is only a forecast. But judging from the current international situation, the probability of decline will be even greater.

As the International Energy Agency continues to discuss the joint release of crude oil reserves by member countries to cope with the supply gap, international crude oil futures prices fell at the close of the 5th, and the US strategic crude oil reserves are expected to be put into the market in May, with the total amount expected to reach 65.438+0.8 billion barrels per day within a few months. The release of these crude oil reserves has alleviated the pressure of rising oil prices to some extent.