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Is it true that the oil price has risen for the seventh time?
The domestic refined oil retail price limit adjustment window 15 was reopened at 24: 00. Many institutions predict that the oil price will be raised for the seventh time this year, with an increase rate of 80- 100 yuan/ton, and it will cost 3-5 yuan more to fill a 50L automobile fuel tank.

During this pricing cycle, due to factors such as the reopening of refineries in the Gulf region of the United States after Hurricane Harvey, the possible further extension of the OPEC production reduction agreement, the optimism of us energy information administration (EIA) on the return to balance between supply and demand, and the largest decline in gasoline inventories in the United States since 1990, the international crude oil price fluctuated and rose, and the domestic reference crude oil changed from negative to positive.

As of the close of local time on September 3, 13, international oil prices rose for three consecutive days, and US WTI crude oil futures closed up 2.22% to 49.30 USD/barrel. Brent crude oil 165438+ 10 futures closed up 1.64% to 55. 16 USD/barrel.

After entering 20 17, the price adjustment of domestic refined oil products showed a pattern of "six rises, six falls and five stranded". Cumulative price increases, 89# gasoline decreased by 0.255 yuan/liter, 92# gasoline decreased by 0.27/kloc-0 yuan/liter, and 0# diesel decreased by 0.289 yuan/liter. If this round of upward adjustment is implemented, it will be the seventh upward adjustment this year.

After the implementation of the price adjustment, the price of 89# gasoline, 92# gasoline and 0# diesel oil is equivalent to 0.08 yuan/liter, and it will cost the owner more to fill a box of 50L oil.

According to the monitoring data, refined oil analysts estimate that it will cost about 3 yuan to fill a box with 50L 92# gasoline, which will limit the increase of consumers' travel costs.