With the reduction of domestic gasoline and diesel** by 415 yuan and 400 yuan per ton respectively, we have ushered in the sixth oil price reduction this year since December 19. Prior to this, the direction of price adjustment throughout the year rose and fell, and now, the continuous downward adjustment has made most consumers feel deeply surprised. So, how much of a real benefit can this reduction bring us?
First of all, if you calculate according to the capacity of a 50L tank of oil, filling up a tank of 92 gasoline can actually save about 16$5. This may not be a big figure if you look at a single refuel, but if we take a broader view and look at the fuel consumption of a month or a year, the savings will be gratifying. Especially for those consumers who use cars frequently, such as taxi drivers, logistics companies, etc., this is undoubtedly a great benefit.
However, it should be noted that the 16The data of 5 yuan is not absolute. Because we all know that the oil price is not uniform in various places, and there are various preferential policies, and even some places will have some policy subsidies. Therefore, this number may fluctuate in practice. But overall, it's good news in both the long and short term.
So, the question is, why has the price of domestic refined oil been lowered six times in a row?In fact, this is directly related to the trend of international oil prices. As we know, the domestic refined oil price adjustment system is carried out with reference to the trend of international oil prices.
In this year, the international oil price has continued to be the first, which has naturally driven the domestic refined oil price all the way down. Of course, the domestic oil price adjustment policy also has a certain lag, that is to say, in the case of international oil prices, domestic oil prices will not be lowered immediately, but have a certain lag. This also explains why domestic oil prices will be lowered six times in a row when international oil prices are continuously **.
The reduction of domestic refined oil prices will undoubtedly bring direct economic benefits to the majority of consumers, however, its impact on society is far more than that. The reduced oil prices will set aside more resources for economic development and promote the sustained and healthy development of the economy. At the same time, the reduced costs will also stimulate consumption, boost domestic demand, and make the economy more active.
In short, the sixth consecutive downward adjustment of domestic refined oil products is good news for consumers. However, the specific preferential situation still needs to be judged by the actual oil prices and preferential policies in various places. But there is no doubt that the impact of lower oil prices on the domestic economy is clear.
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