According to the National Development and Reform Commission, since the domestic refined oil product price adjustment on August 28th, the renewed escalation of the US-Iran conflict has driven a sustained and significant surge in international crude oil prices, particularly an abnormal spike in prices from the Middle East region.

To mitigate the domestic impact of rising international oil prices, ensure stable economic operations, and protect people's livelihoods, temporary control measures have been implemented on domestic refined oil product prices while maintaining the existing pricing mechanism framework.

Based on calculations under the current pricing mechanism, on September 11th, domestic gasoline and diesel (standard product) prices were initially set to increase by 435 yuan and 420 yuan per tonne, respectively. After regulatory adjustments, the actual increases were implemented at 260 yuan and 250 yuan per tonne, respectively.

Following these adjustments, the maximum retail prices for gasoline and diesel across various regions in Yunnan Province are listed below:

These adjusted retail prices aim to balance the impact of international market fluctuations while ensuring a stable supply of refined oil products for consumers across the province.